Intense Israeli artillery shelling on areas under occupation forces' control in Al-Qarrara town northeast of Khan Younis city

Intense Israeli artillery shelling has been reported in Al-Qarrara town, northeast of Khan Younis, impacting areas under occupation forces' control. This escalation in military activity heightens geopolitical tensions in the region, which can affect risk appetite among investors. The Israeli and broader Middle Eastern markets are particularly exposed, as increased conflict may lead to disruptions in trade and capital flows. Traders will be closely watching for any official statements or developments regarding ceasefire negotiations or further military actions, which could significantly influence market sentiment and asset prices.

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