Israeli officials reportedly express concern that they could be targeted in retaliation by Iran in response to a US strike, FT reports citing sources

The reported concerns from Israeli officials about potential Iranian retaliation following a US strike heighten geopolitical tensions in the region.

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This situation may lead to increased volatility in energy and safe-haven assets, such as oil and gold, while also influencing forex markets given the resulting risk appetite and currency flows.

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