NATO Secretary General Rutte says there are 30 nations involved in the talks around keeping shipping lanes open

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The involvement of 30 nations in discussions around maintaining shipping lanes reflects a significant diplomatic effort amid rising global tensions. This could suggest a more stable trading environment if successful, but also points to potential geopolitical risks, particularly for affected regions and sectors such as energy and commodities. Traders should watch closely for implications across risk assets and safe havens.

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