The atmosphere surrounding the third round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations is not encouraging, Al Hadath reports citing a source

The mixed signals from the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations suggest continued tension in the region, with little optimism for a breakthrough.

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  • There are no indications of any serious breakthrough in the negotiations between Lebanon and Israel.
  • Lebanon doesn't have much to offer regarding the security issues raised in the negotiations.
  • Lebanon's message was that any de-escalation could pave the way for strengthening the role of the state and the army.
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This could lead to persisting uncertainties, impacting market sentiment. Investors may watch safe-haven assets like gold and the Swiss franc for shifts in demand as diplomatic tensions evolve.

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