US President Trump reiterates on Truth Social "NATO wasn’t there for us, and they won’t be there for us in the future!"

Trump's comments on NATO signal potential escalation in geopolitical tensions, which could impact risk sentiment across markets.

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If investors perceive a deteriorating relationship with NATO, it may lead to fluctuations in safe-haven assets like gold and the JPY, as well as volatility in equities and commodities. The implications for the USD and global geopolitical stability warrant close monitoring, especially in currency and energy markets.

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