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Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says they are ready for further Ukraine talks, but have not yet seen the Western security guarantees and as such cannot approve them

Lavrov's comments highlight a potential willingness from Russia for dialogue regarding Ukraine, but they also underscore the lack of progress on key security guarantees from the West.

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This could keep geopolitical tensions elevated and maintain pressure on safe-haven assets like gold, while influencing currency dynamics, particularly for the EUR and GBP given their proximity to the situation.

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