Ukraine's military says it struck a Russian oil refinery in Krasnodar region

This military strike by Ukraine on a Russian oil refinery is likely to heighten geopolitical tensions, which could influence energy prices, particularly oil and gas.

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The implications for commodity markets are significant, as any escalation in conflict typically leads to risk-off sentiment that drives traders towards safe havens like gold and avoids riskier assets. Additionally, the stability of energy supplies may be questioned, affecting currencies linked to these commodities.

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