Israel Seeks U.S. Support for Lebanon Operations in Iran Deal

Israel is advocating for the inclusion of operational freedom in Lebanon as part of a proposed peace agreement with Iran, according to sources. This development could heighten geopolitical tensions, impacting risk appetite in the region and potentially leading to increased volatility in Middle Eastern equities and energy markets. Assets most exposed include those related to Israeli and Iranian equities, as well as oil prices, which could react to any escalation in military operations or disruptions. Traders will be particularly attentive to any official announcements or diplomatic negotiations that may arise in the coming days, which could clarify the situation further.

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