Israeli officials believe that the collapse of negotiations between Washington and Tehran is likely as early as next week, via Iran International citing Channel 12

The reported collapse of negotiations between Washington and Tehran heightens tensions in the region, suggesting a potential escalation in conflict that could affect energy prices and safe-haven assets like gold.

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  • Israel's Channel 12 announced that Israel is on high alert and is increasing preparations for the possibility of renewed conflict with the Islamic Republic.
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As Israel ramps up its military readiness, market participants should be cautious, as this may lead to increased volatility in commodities and currencies, particularly in the Middle East and those directly linked to energy markets.

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