Israeli air strikes targets a town in South Lebanon

The air strikes in South Lebanon may escalate tensions in the region, potentially prompting a flight to safety among investors.

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Israeli air strikes targets a town in South Lebanon

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This could boost demand for traditional safe-haven assets like gold and the USD, while pressuring risk assets and regional currencies. The implications for energy markets, particularly oil prices, remain critical given the proximity to key supply routes.

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