Russia's Kremlin says the trilateral format of the Ukraine talks need to be continued, but no specific dates or locations have been agreed for the next round

The Kremlin's emphasis on continuing the trilateral Ukraine talks, despite no specific dates or locations set, suggests a potential for ongoing negotiation dynamics but could indicate stalling in progress.

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This ambiguity may keep markets on edge regarding geopolitical risk, particularly affecting assets such as oil and safe-havens. Investors will likely monitor any significant developments closely, as they could impact market sentiment and lead to increased volatility.

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