Turkish foreign minister says there are signs Israel is still looking to attack Iran

The statement from the Turkish foreign minister indicates potential escalation in tensions between Israel and Iran, which could lead to increased volatility in the Middle East.

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This situation may impact energy markets significantly, particularly oil prices, due to concerns over supply disruptions, and could also influence safe-haven demand for USD and other assets. Traders should monitor how this develops, as geopolitical conflicts often have far-reaching effects on market sentiment and asset correlations.

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