Israeli PM Netanyahu says spoke to US President Trump earlier; Trump believes war achievements can be leveraged into deal with Iran; any deal with preserve "our vital interests"

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Netanyahu's conversation with Trump emphasizes a potential shift towards leveraging military achievements for diplomatic negotiations with Iran, which could reshape regional dynamics. Watch for market reactions in the energy sector, particularly with WTI and Brent prices, as any perceived thaw in tensions may influence oil supply expectations, and subsequently affect currencies like the USD and JPY.

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