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US State Department says discussed steps to start negotiations between Israel and Lebanon; US expressed support for further talks

The US State Department's announcement signals a potential easing of tensions between Israel and Lebanon, which could pave the way for improved regional stability.

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  • Lebanon called for ceasefire and measures to address humanitarian crisis.
  • Parties agreed to start direct negotiations at mutually agreed time and place.
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This development may have implications for oil prices and the USD, as geopolitical risks in the region traditionally influence energy markets and safe-haven flows. While a ceasefire and humanitarian measures are being discussed, the durability of this diplomatic effort will be critical in shaping market sentiment going forward.

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