Israeli defence minister says war on Iran will continue without any time limit

This statement from the Israeli defence minister underscores a significant geopolitical risk that could affect global markets, particularly in energy and safe-haven assets.

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Continuous military conflict involving Iran could lead to escalated tensions that drive oil prices higher and support demand for gold, while also contributing to volatility in currencies such as the USD and JPY as investors seek haven from uncertainty.

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