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Japan's Coast Guard sends second notice that a possible North Korean ballistic missile has already fallen

The notice from Japan's Coast Guard indicates rising tensions surrounding North Korea's ballistic missile activities, which could lead to a geopolitical risk-off sentiment.

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Assets like gold and safe-haven currencies may see increased demand as investors seek to hedge against instability in the region. Traders should monitor market reactions closely, as such developments can lead to volatility in commodities and equities.

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