Lebanese Presidency says Lebanon and Israel held first call via ambassadors in Washington; agreed to hold first meeting on Tuesday at US State Department to discuss announcing ceasefire and setting date to being talks

The recent communication between Lebanon and Israel via ambassadors marks a significant diplomatic step, suggesting a potential de-escalation in tensions.

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This meeting at the US State Department could pave the way for a ceasefire and discussions on broader regional stability, which may impact energy markets and the USD, especially if it leads to reduced risk in the area. Keep an eye on commodities and safe-haven assets as shifts in geopolitical stability materialize.

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