Israeli PM Netanyahu says there is no ceasefire in Lebanon; we won't stop until Northern Israel is secure; We are continuing to strike Hezbollah with force

Netanyahu's firm stance against a ceasefire and continued military actions in Lebanon raises tensions in the region, which could influence commodity prices, particularly oil and gold.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu says there is no ceasefire in Lebanon; we won't stop until Northern Israel is secure; We are continuing to strike Hezbollah with force

Israeli Chief of Staff says The army is in a state of war and we continue to fight Hezbollah with full force, Al Arabiya reports

IDF says more areas in Israel may come under fire from Lebanon; IDF urges vigilance ahead of possible wider fire from Lebanon

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  • Aims to reach more peace deals with Arab nations.
  • I have signed four peace agreements with Arab countries, and I intend to move forward towards a genuine peace from a position of strength.
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A prolonged conflict may lead to heightened geopolitical risks, affecting market sentiment and potentially driving safe-haven flows into currencies like the USD and JPY. Thus, traders should be cautious about potential volatility across major asset classes as the situation unfolds.

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