Israeli military spokesman says monitoring ceasefire talks with Iran but we are prepared to return to attack powerfull and quickly if necessary

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The Israeli military's statement on monitoring ceasefire talks with Iran, while affirming readiness to escalate military action, suggests heightened tensions that could impact risk sentiment. This rhetoric could drive demand for safe-haven assets, such as gold, and inject volatility into energy markets, particularly WTI crude, given the region's geopolitical significance. Traders should watch for shifts in currency pairs like USD/ILS and the reaction from other domestic markets.

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