Israeli officials: Iran not expected to escalate, to stay within rules of the game

Israeli officials have indicated that Iran is not expected to escalate tensions and will likely adhere to established protocols in their interactions. This statement may influence market sentiment by reducing perceived geopolitical risks, thereby affecting risk appetite among investors. Assets most exposed include those related to Israeli and Iranian markets, as well as broader regional equities, which could see shifts in capital flows based on the perceived stability. Traders will be particularly attentive to any developments in diplomatic communications or military posturing in the region, as these could serve as catalysts for volatility.

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