US Senate Republican leader Thune says he is not sure if he has the necessary votes to stop the War Powers act coming to a vote today

The uncertainty voiced by Senate Republican leader Thune regarding the votes to stop the War Powers Act indicates potential volatility in U.S.

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foreign policy discussions. This could lead to market implications, particularly affecting defense stocks and geopolitical risk sentiment. If the Act passes, it may signal a shift in the U.S. approach to military engagements, influencing broader markets, including oil and safe-haven assets.

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