Palestinian factions say they agree to a roadmap for a ceasefire offered to them on April 19

Palestinian factions have reportedly agreed to a ceasefire roadmap proposed on April 19, signaling a potential de-escalation in ongoing conflicts. This development could influence regional stability and risk appetite, impacting capital flows into Middle Eastern markets. Assets most exposed include those related to defense and security sectors, which may experience volatility as investors reassess geopolitical risks. Traders will be particularly attentive to any official announcements or actions taken by involved parties in the coming days, which could further clarify the ceasefire's implementation and its implications for the region.

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