Ukrainian President Zelensky says he invited US negotiators to visit Kyiv and has heard positive signals on the proposal; says the frontline situation is the best in 10 months for Ukraine

Zelensky's invitation to U.S.

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negotiators and the positive signals regarding the frontline situation could suggest increasing diplomatic engagement and potential support for Ukraine in the ongoing conflict. This improved military outlook may bolster investor sentiment towards risk assets; meanwhile, the war's impact on weapons supplies may pose future risks to Ukraine, potentially affecting markets in commodities and currencies tied to geopolitical stability.

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