Israel's ambassador to the UN says the extension of the Lebanon ceasefire is not 100% certain and that Israel is forced to answer every time a threat is detected, Tasnim reports citing CNN

The uncertainty surrounding the extension of the Lebanon ceasefire introduces heightened geopolitical risk, particularly for oil and energy markets.

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This situation could lead to price volatility in commodities like WTI and natural gas, while currencies tied to these regions—such as the USD, JPY, and GBP—may also experience fluctuations depending on market sentiment in response to developments.

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