Israel's Air Force is launching raids on military infrastructure and production sites near Isfahan, Israel's Channel 12 reports

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Israel's airstrikes on military infrastructure in Iran signal a significant escalation in regional tensions, which could lead to increased volatility in energy markets and risk assets. Investors should watch for potential spikes in oil prices and shifts in currency flows, particularly within the USD, as geopolitical risks often drive safe-haven demand. This situation may also prompt responses from other actors in the region, adding further uncertainty to market dynamics.

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