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Lebanon's Hezbollah Lawmaker Ali Fayyad says the group rejects direct negotiations with Israel; Lebanese government should demand ceasefire as precondition before any further steps

Hezbollah's firm rejection of direct negotiations with Israel underscores persistent tensions in the region, potentially affecting local stability and energy markets.

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If the Lebanese government pushes for a ceasefire, this can influence geopolitical dynamics and, in turn, have spillover effects on the USD and commodity prices, especially oil. Traders should watch for market reactions driven by risks in the Middle East, particularly in energy markets and currency flows.

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