Russian Kremlin spokesperson says they remain open to contacts with Ukraine

The Kremlin's statement about remaining open to contacts with Ukraine suggests a potential de-escalation in tensions and could be seen as a shift in diplomatic posture.

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Russian Kremlin spokesperson says they remain open to contacts with Ukraine

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This news might lead to a short-term boost in risk sentiment, benefiting equities and currencies like the EUR and JPY while negatively impacting safe-haven assets like gold and WTI prices. Traders should watch for market reactions, particularly in energy and forex markets, following this development.

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