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Pope Leo said he will continue speaking out against war despite criticism from US President Trump, and lamented that the Christian message is being “abused”

Pope Leo's comments against war, particularly in the context of criticism from U.S.

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Pope Leo said he will continue speaking out against war despite criticism from US President Trump, and lamented that the Christian message is being “abused”

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  • He said he does not have a political role or seek debate but stressed too many people are being killed and “someone has to stand up.”
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President Trump, could signal potential volatility in global risk sentiment. Such pronouncements may serve to heighten tensions in international relations, particularly if they resonate strongly with various political factions or populations. Traders should watch for any market reactions, especially in FX and commodities linked to geopolitical stability.

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