North Korea leader Kim met with Belarus President Lukashenko, according to KCNA

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The meeting between North Korea's Kim Jong-un and Belarus President Lukashenko suggests a potential strengthening of ties between the two nations, which may have geopolitical implications. This development could lead to increased regional tensions, impacting markets sensitive to geopolitical risks. Investors may want to monitor related asset classes, such as oil and gold, for potential volatility.

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