Israeli military says it struck a senior Hezbollah militant in Beirut

The Israeli military's strike on a senior Hezbollah militant in Beirut represents a significant escalation in regional tensions, which could destabilize the Middle East further.

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Israeli military says it struck a senior Hezbollah militant in Beirut

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This could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, particularly crude oil, and may strengthen safe-haven assets like gold and the USD as investors react to potential geopolitical risks. Additionally, watch for currencies like the JPY and CHF, which often benefit in times of increased uncertainty.

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