US President Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to strike Iran, according to NYT citing senior administration officials

The uncertainty surrounding President Trump's potential military action against Iran could lead to heightened volatility across various asset classes, particularly in energy and currency markets.

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US President Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to strike Iran, according to NYT citing senior administration officials

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The military options that Trump is considering include taking military action against Iran's nuclear program and its capability to launch ballistic missiles.

The United States has sent more than 12 additional F-15E strike aircraft to the region.

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The mention of increased military presence may support oil prices and serve as a risk-off signal for equities, as investors weigh the implications of further conflict in the region.

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