Israeli military eases public safety war restrictions to allow some businesses to open from Thursday

The easing of military restrictions in Israel could signal a de-escalation in tensions, which might provide some support for regional stability and market sentiment.

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This shift is particularly relevant for global commodities and currencies, as it may influence investor risk appetite, particularly in safe-haven assets like gold and certain currencies. Watch for potential impacts on energy markets as well, considering the geopolitical sensitivities involved.

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