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Sign InRising military tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran are prompting a significant re-evaluation of global economic stability and currency valuations. According to analysts at ING, the ultimate economic impact depends heavily on the conflict's duration and potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The rapidly unfolding geopolitical situation has led financial institutions to revise their foreign exchange (FX) forecasts to account for heightened systemic risks. Market uncertainty is expected to drive safe-haven flows into Gold (XAU/USD) and the US Dollar (DXY), while weighing on risk-sensitive assets. Energy markets remain on edge, with Brent Crude prices highly sensitive to any threats against critical oil transit points. The potential for an all-out war remains a primary concern for investors, creating a complex environment for global trade and monetary policy.