Russia's Kremlin says "we have not lost interest in peace talks"; territory is one issue that has not been settled

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The Kremlin's statement about maintaining interest in peace talks suggests an ongoing diplomatic engagement, albeit with unresolved territorial issues. This could imply potential for both escalation or de-escalation in the conflict, impacting asset classes such as oil and gold, which are sensitive to geopolitical tensions. Traders should consider the implications for market sentiment and any shifts in risk appetite stemming from this unfolding situation.

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