Sirens sound in Tel Aviv after an Iranian missile attack, while Sky News Arabia reports rockets were intercepted in the sky of Tel Aviv

The missile attack reported in Tel Aviv marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, potentially heightening risk sentiment in the markets.

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Investors may gravitate towards safe-haven assets like gold and US Treasuries, while any disruption in oil supply chains could lead to fluctuations in energy prices. Watch for how this event influences regional stability and broader geopolitical dynamics.

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