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Projectile believed to be North Korean-fired ballistic missile has already fallen, according to the Japanese Coast Guard

The reported launch of a North Korean ballistic missile that has already fallen may heighten regional tensions, particularly between North Korea and its neighbors like Japan.

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This situation could influence safe-haven assets such as gold and the yen, while impacting risk sentiment in the broader commodities market, especially metals.

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