Israeli officials says the attack on Iran's South Pars gas field was coordinated with the US but will likely not be repeated

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The announcement suggests a significant geopolitical maneuver regarding energy security, specifically in the context of Iran's gas sector. This may lead to short-term volatility in energy prices and could impact safe-haven assets like gold and certain currencies, especially if there are concerns about escalating tensions. However, the indication that such actions are unlikely to be repeated could temper fears of prolonged instability in energy markets.

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