Israeli Broadcasting Authority: Israeli estimates indicate that Tehran possesses a large stockpile of enriched uranium, which could enable it to develop a nuclear weapon in a short period of time.

Israeli officials have stated that Iran holds a substantial enriched uranium stockpile, potentially allowing rapid development of a nuclear weapon, escalating regional security concerns. This raises geopolitical risk in the Middle East, likely tightening market focus on energy supply disruptions and military escalation risks, particularly affecting oil-linked assets and regional equities. Investors may seek safe-haven flows into U.S. Treasuries and gold, while Israeli defense contractors and European energy firms could see increased volatility. The situation may also pressure European markets due to energy dependency concerns and potential spillover effects on global risk appetite. Traders will watch upcoming IAEA reports and U.S. State Department briefings for signals on diplomatic responses or sanctions escalation.

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