Ukrainian President Zelensky says Ukraine is expected to make concessions, but Russia must also make concessions, mainly stopping aggression

Zelensky's statement highlights the expectation of mutual concessions in the ongoing conflict, signaling a potential path towards de-escalation.

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This stance could influence market sentiment, particularly in commodities such as energy and gold, while impacting currency flows among USD, EUR, and JPY as geopolitical tensions evolve. Watch for how this shifts risk appetite, particularly in safe-haven assets and broader market moves.

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