Nairobi Declaration Proposes 3-Month Ceasefire for Sudan Forces

The Nairobi Declaration proposes a temporary ceasefire for Sudanese forces, with a renewable three-month period under various levels of supervision. This initiative could influence risk appetite in the region by potentially reducing conflict-related disruptions and fostering a more stable environment for investment. Assets most exposed include those tied to Sudan's economy, such as commodities and local equities, which could benefit from decreased violence and improved trade conditions. Traders will closely watch the implementation of the ceasefire and any subsequent developments in peace negotiations, as these could significantly impact market sentiment and capital flows into Sudan.

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