US President Trump says they'll take care if countries that want nuclear weapons

Trump's statement signals a continued focus on nuclear non-proliferation, which could contribute to market volatility as investors weigh geopolitical risks.

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Increased tensions around nuclear capabilities often lead to heightened demand for safe-haven assets like gold, while impacting FX pairs such as USD/JPY and commodities like oil. The overall market sentiment may shift towards caution, particularly in equities, as geopolitical uncertainties unfold.

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