Turkish Foreign Minister says Israel has called on the US to attack Iran, adding that they hope the US does not listen

The comments from the Turkish Foreign Minister reflect heightened tensions regarding U.S.-Iran relations, which could influence market sentiment and risk appetite.

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If the U.S. were to act on such suggestions, it may lead to significant volatility in energy markets, especially crude oil prices, as well as a flight to safe-haven assets like gold and the USD. This geopolitical narrative could add layers of uncertainty in trading, particularly for related currencies and commodities.

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