NETANYAHU: WE ARE WORKING WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP IN FULL COOPERATION || WE HAVE BEGUN A PROCESS TO ACHIEVE HISTORIC PEACE BETWEEN ISRAEL AND LEBANON || HEZBOLLAH IS TRYING TO SABOTAGE THE EFFORTS OF THE PEACE PROCESS WITH…

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s statement about ongoing cooperation with former President Trump to advance a peace deal between Israel and Lebanon signals a potential shift in regional geopolitics, with implications for Middle East risk pricing. The market transmission channel is geopolitical risk reassessment, particularly around conflict escalation involving Hezbollah, which Netanyahu accuses of attempting to sabotage peace efforts. This development could support risk-on sentiment in Israeli and broader Middle Eastern assets, especially equities and bonds, if de-escalation appears credible. However, progress remains fragile given Hezbollah’s entrenched position and Lebanon’s political instability, which continue to pose downside risks. Traders will watch for any official U.S. commentary from Trump or his campaign in the coming days as a catalyst for renewed diplomatic momentum.

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