Ukraine's President Zelensky says both Russia and Ukraine should compromise

Zelensky's call for compromise between Russia and Ukraine signals a potential thaw in tensions that could affect global market sentiment.

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If this leads to a more stable geopolitical environment, we might see risk assets appreciate alongside a decline in safe-haven buying for currencies like the USD and JPY. Moreover, commodities such as WTI and gold could react negatively if investors anticipate reduced conflict-related supply risks.

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