US President Trump says don't know if the US will be there anymore for the UK; US always was there for the UK, but don't know anymore

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This statement from President Trump signals potential uncertainty in US-UK relations, which could elevate geopolitical risks and affect market sentiment. A shift in this alliance may lead to increased volatility in Forex, particularly impacting the GBP and USD, as traders reassess the credibility of US support for its allies. The knock-on effects could ripple through equities and commodities, as changes in diplomatic ties often influence investor confidence and economic scenarios.

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