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A major war between US and Iran looks imminent – report

The sources cited note that there is currently no evidence of a diplomatic breakthrough between the US and Iran on the horizon. At this stage, the report says that Trump’s military and rhetorical build-ups is going to prove tough to back down from, especially if without any major concessions from Iran regarding its nuclear program.This means that a call for military conflict might not just be a bluff, with “all signs point to him pulling the trigger if talks fail”.The report adds that any military operation in Iran will be massive, involving a weeks-long campaign that would resemble a full-fledged war. That as opposed to the swift strike that was conducted in Venezuela last month.Adding to this, two Israeli sources are cited in saying that they are “preparing for a scenario of war within days”. It could just be words to stoke the fire on the situation but a Trump adviser cited also says that “I think there is 90% chance we see kinetic action in the next few weeks” and that “the boss is getting fed up”.The full report can be found here.Oil prices are picking up slightly on the headlines here, with WTI crude now up 1% on the day to $62.95. The bounce also coincides with yet another test of the 200-day moving average, following yesterday’s drop.Besides that, we’re not seeing much other broader market moves. But if we are to see an escalation in the geopolitical rhetoric here, it will just bring us back full circle to how the market responded to the Venezuela situation last month.No certainty on the US administration in their handling of geopolitical policy? Check. Heightened tensions and conflict stirred up by the US? Check.That will pile on the dollar debasement narrative once more and could be what precious metals need to break out of the current funk.
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

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đź’ˇ DMK Insight

Tensions between the US and Iran are escalating, and here’s why that matters for traders: geopolitical instability often leads to volatility in oil and forex markets. With no signs of a diplomatic breakthrough, traders should brace for potential price swings in crude oil, which could impact related assets like the Canadian dollar and emerging market currencies that are sensitive to oil prices. If military actions escalate or sanctions tighten, we could see oil prices spike, which would likely strengthen the USD against currencies like the Iranian rial and others in the region. Traders should keep an eye on key resistance levels in oil futures, particularly if prices approach recent highs. Additionally, watch for any shifts in rhetoric from both governments, as these could signal changes in market sentiment. The real story is that while some may be dismissing these tensions, the potential for a significant market reaction is very real. For now, monitor the daily charts for crude oil and related forex pairs, as volatility could increase in the coming weeks, especially if any unexpected developments arise.

đź“® Takeaway

Watch for oil price movements and USD strength against sensitive currencies as US-Iran tensions escalate; key resistance levels in crude oil are critical.

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