US President Trump says he may call up the national guard for more help

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The statement from President Trump about possibly calling up the National Guard indicates a heightened response to ongoing issues, likely impacting public sentiment and markets. This could lead to volatility across various asset classes, particularly in forex and equities, as investors assess the implications for governance and public order. A perceived escalation in domestic tensions often affects risk appetite, favoring traditional safe havens like gold and impacting currencies such as the USD.

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