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Trump Weighs New Strikes as Asim Munir Arrives in Tehran

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📰via Soumil Kamat
✍️Edited by Luís Barata

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating new military strikes against Iran, coinciding with Pakistani Chief of Army Staff Asim Munir's visit to Tehran. This situation heightens geopolitical tensions, which could lead to increased risk aversion among investors, impacting capital flows into emerging markets and commodities. Oil markets are particularly vulnerable, as any escalation in conflict could disrupt supply chains and elevate prices. Traders will be closely watching for any official announcements or developments from the U.S. government regarding military actions or diplomatic responses in the coming days.

Source: Originally reported by Soumil Kamat at May 23, 2026. Summary and market context by Trading News Terminal editorial.

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