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Iran has launched fresh missile strikes against Israel, marking a significant escalation in regional geopolitical tensions and market risk. Simultaneously, Iranian Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf dismissed Donald Trump’s claims of productive diplomatic talks, labeling them as "fake news." Tehran accused Trump of attempting to manipulate global oil and financial markets through misleading diplomatic assertions intended to benefit the US and Israel. This denial effectively removes the brief "peace premium" that markets had begun to price in, refocusing investor attention on potential supply chain disruptions. Analysts expect these developments to provide support for Brent Crude and WTI prices, as well as gold (XAU/USD) acting as a primary safe haven. Conversely, equity markets such as the SPY index may face downward pressure as uncertainty intensifies across the Middle East.
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