Lebanon Death Toll Hits 3,111 Amid Israeli Strikes in South

The reported death toll in Lebanon has reached 3,111 as Israel continues its military strikes in southern Lebanon. This escalation heightens geopolitical tensions in the region, affecting risk appetite among investors and leading to increased capital flows away from perceived riskier assets. Israeli equities and the broader Middle Eastern markets are particularly exposed to this volatility due to heightened uncertainty and potential disruptions in trade and investment. Traders will be closely watching for any ceasefire negotiations or international diplomatic interventions that could signal a de-escalation of the conflict.

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