The Israeli security cabinet is scheduled to meet Wednesday night and will discuss the cease-fire with Iran, according to WSJ citing sources

The upcoming meeting of the Israeli security cabinet to discuss a cease-fire with Iran signals potential shifts in geopolitical tensions that could impact several asset classes.

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A senior US official said the issue of continuing the fighting in Lebanon came up during a phone call between US President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu last night during Trump's update on the ceasefire with Iran, via Axios

Iran naval source says only two tankers were able to cross the Hormuz before Israel violated the agreement; have closed the Hormuz and only Iranian ships coming from Iran can pass through it, via Al Mayadeen

The Israeli security cabinet is scheduled to meet Wednesday night and will discuss the cease-fire with Iran, according to WSJ citing sources

US embassy in Baghdad says Iran-backed Iraqi armed groups carried out drone attacks near diplomatic facility and Baghdad airport on Wednesday

Israel reportedly intended to assassinate Secretary General of Hezbollah and speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, but Lebanese sources announced it was unsuccessful, IRIB news reports

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If resolution is achieved, we might see some normalization in energy prices and a stronger outlook for regional stability, while any escalatory rhetoric could drive safe havens like gold and the JPY higher. Traders should monitor how this unfolds, as it could affect the broader market sentiment and currency flows, particularly in USD and EUR.

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