Some in the Republican party have signaled that a key statutory deadline in the coming weeks could be an inflection point when they will expect the president to either wind down the conflict or seek congressional approval to continue it, via NYT

The indication from some Republicans regarding a looming deadline suggests growing tensions around the current conflict, which could prompt significant shifts in U.S. foreign policy. Should the president need to seek congressional approval, it may lead to a more contentious political environment, impacting risk sentiment and potentially strengthening safe-haven assets like gold or the dollar.