Hezbollah pauses attacks under US-Iran ceasefire, sources close to group say

Hezbollah has reportedly paused its attacks in alignment with a US-Iran ceasefire agreement, according to sources close to the group. This development may influence regional stability and reduce immediate geopolitical tensions, impacting risk appetite among investors. Markets most exposed include oil and gas, as any escalation in conflict typically leads to supply disruptions and price volatility in energy commodities. Traders will be particularly attentive to upcoming statements from US and Iranian officials regarding the durability of this ceasefire and any potential implications for broader Middle Eastern stability.

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