Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich says "the State of Israel has no interest in joining the conflict between Iran and the US - the current situation is the best for us", Ynet reports

The Israeli Finance Minister's statement indicates a desire for stability amid rising tensions between the US and Iran, suggesting that Israel prefers to maintain its current position rather than escalate involvement.

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This could imply a degree of geopolitical calm which might support risk assets, but also highlights the fragility of the situation. Investors should watch for impacts on energy prices and regional currencies, especially as they relate to broader market sentiments.

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