Israeli media said the military assesses the Radwan Force commander of Hezbollah has been killed, with no confirmation from the group.

Israeli media reported that the military believes the commander of Hezbollah's Radwan Force has been killed, although the group has not confirmed this information. This development could impact regional risk appetite, particularly affecting investor sentiment towards Israeli assets and broader Middle Eastern markets. Increased geopolitical tensions may lead to heightened volatility in equities and bonds, especially in sectors sensitive to conflict, such as defense and energy. Traders will likely focus on upcoming statements from Hezbollah or Israeli officials for confirmation or further developments, which could significantly influence market dynamics.

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