Israel Transport Ministry says the Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv will resume full operations at midnight following the ceasefire

The announcement of Ben Gurion Airport resuming full operations signals an important de-escalation in the region, likely reducing immediate geopolitical risk surrounding Israel.

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This could lead to a stabilization of both the Israeli shekel and broader market sentiment, potentially weighing on safe-haven assets. Overall, expect some volatility in related commodities, currencies, and energy prices as market participants reassess risk.

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