Netanyahu in an election statement: Iran has resumed its nuclear program and is seeking to eliminate us in the near future.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an election-campaign statement, asserted that Iran has resumed its nuclear program and is seeking Israel's elimination in the near future. The headline is a political claim rather than a confirmed intelligence disclosure, and the report does not include independent verification or new evidence. The primary market transmission channel is geopolitical risk premium, which typically lifts oil prices through fears of Gulf supply disruption and pushes investors toward safe-haven assets such as gold, U.S. Treasuries, and the Swiss franc. Israeli assets, including the shekel and Tel Aviv equities, are most directly exposed to shifts in perceived security risk and the potential for escalation, while Iranian markets face sanctions-related constraints that limit direct transmission. Traders should watch the International Atomic Energy Agency's next Board of Governors report on Iran's enrichment activity and any subsequent Israeli or U.S. military signaling, as either could sharply reprice the regional risk premium.

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