US knew Israel planned to strike an Iranian gas field, but did not take part, according to an AP source

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The report indicates that while the U.S. was aware of Israel's plans to strike an Iranian gas field, it chose not to intervene. This suggests a potential escalation in regional tensions that could influence energy markets and heighten geopolitical risk, possibly leading to volatility in oil and gas prices. Traders should consider how this might affect investor sentiment towards the USD and broader market dynamics.

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