Geopolitical tensions are fueling risk aversion; short-term trends will depend on the degree to which the situation is under control.

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According to ME News, on March 2nd (UTC+8), Daniela Hathorn of Capital.com stated in a report that increased uncertainty and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could lead to a decrease in risk appetite for assets. She noted that market volatility could rise as investors digest geopolitical risk premiums. If the situation stabilizes, risk aversion may subside, and volatility could disappear relatively quickly if the conflict is contained and shipping lanes remain open. (Source: ME)

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