Russia's Kremlin says US President Trump personally asked Russian President Putin to halt strikes on Kyiv until Feb 1 and create favourable conditions for negotiations

This development suggests a potential easing of tensions between the U.S.

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Russia's Kremlin says US President Trump personally asked Russian President Putin to halt strikes on Kyiv until Feb 1 and create favourable conditions for negotiations

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and Russia, which could result in reduced conflict-related risks. If negotiations lead to a ceasefire, markets may rally, particularly in equities and commodities, while safe-haven assets like gold may see less demand. Traders should monitor how this news impacts currencies and shifts market sentiment, especially regarding the USD and EUR as geopolitical uncertainties evolve.

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