THE SECOND MEETING BETWEEN ISRAEL AND LEBANON WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY IN WASHINGTON, WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF AMBASSADOR YECHIEL LEITER AND THE LEBANESE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES - SOURCES

The upcoming meeting between Israeli and Lebanese diplomats in Washington signals a potential shift in diplomatic relations, which could impact regional stability. This development may influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in Middle Eastern markets, as improved relations could ease geopolitical tensions. Assets most exposed include Israeli equities and government bonds, which may react to any positive outcomes from the discussions. Traders will be particularly attentive to statements or agreements made during the meeting, as these could serve as catalysts for market movements.

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