Russian President Putin made decision to announce temporary ceasefire in conflict with Ukraine, Ria reports; is in connection with Victory Day and will be in effect May 8-9th

Putin's announcement of a temporary ceasefire coinciding with Victory Day could signal a potential easing of tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which may influence market sentiment.

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The ceasefire could impact energy and commodity prices, particularly in crude and metals, as traders assess the implications for supply dynamics and geopolitical stability. Overall, this development might provide a more favorable environment for risk assets, affecting both currencies and commodities.

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