Readiness will be raised upon the end of Trump's visit to China, according to Al Arabiya citing Israel media citing sources

The announcement of raised readiness following Trump's visit to China suggests heightened geopolitical tensions, which could influence market sentiment across various asset classes.

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Traders should be watchful for potential impacts on risk assets, including equities and currencies, particularly those tied to the US, EU, and Middle Eastern relations. The situation may prompt safe-haven flows into currencies like the JPY and CHF, while commodities, especially energy, could react to shifts in regional stability.

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