Lebanon's PM Salam says it is not seeking normalisation with Israel and it is too early to discuss any possible meeting with Israeli PM Netanyahu

Lebanon's Prime Minister Salam reaffirming that Lebanon is not pursuing normalization with Israel indicates continued tensions in the region.

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This stance may maintain political risk premiums, particularly affecting commodity prices and currencies linked to regional stability, like the USD and Israeli shekel. Overall, the geopolitical landscape remains complex, which could lead to cautious sentiment among investors.

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