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Israel's Home Front Command says it is easing its wartime guidelines in most parts of the country as the ceasefire with Iran appears to hold

The easing of wartime guidelines in most parts of Israel signals a potential de-escalation in tensions, particularly with Iran, which could positively impact market sentiment and risk appetite.

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Israel's Home Front Command says it is easing its wartime guidelines in most parts of the country as the ceasefire with Iran appears to hold

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  • In northern Israel, some restrictions will remain amid the threat of Hezbollah's rocket fire from Lebanon. 
  • The changes will take effect starting tomorrow at 6 a.m., the military says.
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However, the continued restrictions in northern Israel highlight that risks, particularly from Hezbollah, still linger. Traders should closely monitor how this impacts regional stability and energy markets, given that stability often leads to lower oil prices and can influence the USD.

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