Pakistan is to temporarily pause strikes against Afghanistan, between March 19-24th

The temporary pause in strikes by Pakistan against Afghanistan suggests a potential de-escalation in regional tensions, which could stabilize markets in the short term.

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This lull could lead to reduced risk premiums in affected sectors, particularly in oil and FX, while also influencing the broader geopolitical landscape and negotiations in the area. Traders should monitor subsequent developments closely, as such pauses can often precede significant shifts in policy or military strategy.

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