Ukrainian President Zelensky might go to Davos if he has a bilateral meeting with Trump to sign "prosperity deal", via Axios' Ravid report

The potential meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Trump in Davos indicates a possible escalation in U.S.-Ukraine relations, which may create volatility in forex and commodity markets.

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This development could prompt shifts in risk sentiment, particularly affecting the USD and precious metals, as investors evaluate the implications of enhanced political ties amid ongoing conflicts. Keep an eye on how this news impacts energy prices and safe-haven assets as the situation unfolds.

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