Major geopolitical development that could shift market sentiment: US and Ukrainian officials just wrapped up what they're calling productive discussions on a potential Russia peace framework. Secretary of State Marco Rubio struck a cautiously optimistic tone about making headway, though he acknowledged the war—now dragging past its third year—presents serious obstacles to any resolution.
For markets watching risk-on/risk-off dynamics, any meaningful progress here could ease one of the key geopolitical uncertainty factors that's been hanging over global assets. Worth keeping on your radar.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-01 02:45
Are we coming back to that peace framework again? Rubio's words are just for listening, if we really want peace, we have to wait until the year of the monkey and the month of the horse.
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PanicSeller
· 12-01 02:45
I've heard this set of rhetoric from Rubio too many times, the key is whether it can actually be implemented 🤔
Peace framework? Ha, here it is again... let's see what was said three years ago
Is a black swan really going to emerge this time, or are we going to have another round of range-bound trading
It feels like flying a kite, if the market really believes it, some people are going to get trapped
Framework, framework, in the end, it's still each saying their own
Here we go again, speculating on market fluctuations... this is harder to predict than coin prices
Will there really be progress this time, or is it just another show?
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-01 02:45
Another "productive discussion," how cheap this term is in Washington.
I've heard too much about peace frameworks like this, three years later and we are still talking... Can it really be implemented?
Rubio's "cautiously optimistic" sounds a bit insincere to me...
Risk-off easing? I'm skeptical; geopolitical issues don't improve just by saying they will.
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wagmi_eventually
· 12-01 02:44
It's "cautiously optimistic" again... this trap of words is overused, it would be surprising if it actually works out.
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NeverPresent
· 12-01 02:43
Here comes the peace framework again, it sounds just like last year's trap... only if it can be implemented will it count.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 12-01 02:36
Here we go again? Rubio says "productive" and we just believe it, fine I'll watch
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This peace framework is pure nonsense, neither Russia nor Ukraine will truly make concessions
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Ha, the market speculates this can rise a few points, then falls back, a cyclical race
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If there was any real progress, it would have happened by now, talking about this now is just signaling
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The key still depends on whether American capital wants to end this show, Rubio is just saying nice things
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Anyway, the crypto world eats this up, a peace news can pump a rebound for two hours haha
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I'm tired of Rubio's face, every time he says nice things but in the end, there's still no action
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It's been three years and we're still talking about this, come on everyone
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If the market really believed in this thing, it would have exploded by now, indicating that some are still waiting
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A standard hype operation, why should we care?
Major geopolitical development that could shift market sentiment: US and Ukrainian officials just wrapped up what they're calling productive discussions on a potential Russia peace framework. Secretary of State Marco Rubio struck a cautiously optimistic tone about making headway, though he acknowledged the war—now dragging past its third year—presents serious obstacles to any resolution.
For markets watching risk-on/risk-off dynamics, any meaningful progress here could ease one of the key geopolitical uncertainty factors that's been hanging over global assets. Worth keeping on your radar.