US President Trump says he is meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky on "Wednesday". Trump says he is not sure if his allies, i.e. NATO, would defend the US in the event of a conflict, says the US would be there for them

President Trump's statements regarding the upcoming meeting with President Zelensky and uncertainty about NATO's commitment may indicate rising geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning Ukraine.

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US President Trump says he is meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky on "Wednesday". Trump says he is not sure if his allies, i.e. NATO, would defend the US in the event of a conflict, says the US would be there for them

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Such remarks can lead to increased volatility in both equity and forex markets, especially affecting the USD as risk sentiment shifts; investors might seek safe havens like gold amid potential escalation. Keep an eye on energy prices, as geopolitical risks often stir fluctuations in oil and gas markets.

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