US President Trump says that the UN has great potential that is has not lived up to; "we are going to strengthen the UN, and make sure they are viable"

President Trump's remarks about strengthening the UN indicate a potential shift toward greater international collaboration, which could bolster overall market sentiment.

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If the administration follows through, it might stabilize the geopolitical landscape, affecting risk assets positively, particularly in equities and commodities. However, watch for how this rhetoric translates into actionable policy, as uncertainty surrounding the UN's viability may linger in markets.

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