Semafor writes "Why Trump’s latest Iran moves may signal ground troops"

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Iran's IRGC Navy announced that the Strait of Hormuz is closed, and any traffic in this strait will be severely dealt with; traffic of any ship "to and from" the ports of origin of the allies of the enemies is prohibited from any corridor

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Semafor writes "Why Trump’s latest Iran moves may signal ground troops"

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  • “The [administration] has played this same move three times in just one year,” said Jonathan Hackett, a former Marine Corps interrogator and special operations capabilities specialist. “Trump has also not ordered large-footprint military assets in either of his presidencies without actually using those forces.”

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The mention of potential ground troop deployment by the Trump administration introduces significant geopolitical uncertainty, which could elevate risks in the markets. Historically, such military signals tend to impact safe-haven assets like gold and the USD, while increasing volatility in energy markets, particularly crude oil. Traders should monitor how this unfolds, as it may also influence geopolitical risk premium across equities and currencies.

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