Israel says it did not launch any attack in Iran, via Al Araby citing Ynet

Israel's denial of any attack on Iran could signify a momentary easing of tensions, which might positively impact risk sentiment and stabilize energy prices.

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Israel says it did not launch any attack in Iran, via Al Araby citing Ynet

[MARKET UPDATE] Earlier moves extend (crude and dollar higher, T-notes, stocks and gold lower) as air defences triggered in Tehran

Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi says the battlefield and diplomacy are fully coordinated fronts in the same war; Iranians are all united, more than ever before

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Investors typically view increased geopolitical stability as a shift towards a more favorable environment for risk assets, particularly in the oil market, where fears of supply disruptions can be sensitive to such developments. Watch how this feeds into broader market dynamics in the upcoming US session.

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