US Under Secretary for arms controls says that a bilateral treaty with only one nuclear power is inappropriate in 2026 and going forward

This statement from the US Under Secretary for Arms Control suggests a shift in strategic thinking regarding nuclear treaties, indicating a preference for multilateral agreements in light of the evolving geopolitical landscape.

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It could signal potential challenges for any existing bilateral frameworks and may heighten tensions or discussions around nuclear arms management, influencing investor sentiment toward defensive assets such as gold or government bonds.

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