Fox News reports, citing sources, that the ceasefire may break down unless Iran responds quickly.

Fox News reports, citing unnamed sources, that the current ceasefire could collapse unless Iran takes prompt action, though no specifics on the required response or timeline were provided. The transmission mechanism is geopolitical risk sentiment, with heightened concerns over potential escalation in the Middle East affecting global risk appetite and oil supply security. Assets most exposed include oil futures, regional equity markets, and safe-haven instruments such as gold and U.S. Treasuries, particularly sensitive to disruptions in Persian Gulf energy flows. Traders will watch for Iran’s official response or any statements from regional military commands, especially U.S. Central Command or Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, as the next near-term catalyst.

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