Netanyahu and Trump Discuss China Visit, Iran Military Action

Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former U.S. President Trump discussed Trump's upcoming visit to China and the potential for renewed military action in Iran. This dialogue may influence geopolitical risk perceptions, particularly through the channel of risk appetite, as tensions in the Middle East could escalate. Markets most exposed include those related to Iranian assets, Israeli securities, and Chinese equities, given their interconnectedness with U.S. foreign policy and regional stability. Traders will closely watch for any official statements or developments regarding military actions or diplomatic engagements that could arise from this discussion.

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