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US to Allow Iran to Sell Oil Immediately as Part of War-End Deal
The US will permit Iran to begin selling oil and fuel immediately under a deal to end the war, offering an early financial incentive for Tehran, according to people familiar with the agreement.
Iran Urges Israel to Withdraw from Lebanese Territories
Iran's top negotiator Mohammad Qalibaf told Lebanon's Parliament Speaker that Israel must withdraw from occupied areas in Lebanon and allow displaced residents to return home.
Gold Surges as US-Iran Tensions Ease on Reported Deal
Gold rallied at its fastest pace in two months after reports surfaced that Donald Trump canceled strikes against Iran and that a deal was reached between Washington and Tehran.
Serbia Grants 15-Day Extension for MOL, Gazprom Talks on NIS Stake
Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic stated that Hungary's MOL and Russia's Gazprom Neft and Gazprom should receive a 15-day extension for negotiations to acquire a 51.56% stake in NIS, a Serbia-based oil company under U.S. sanctions.
Public Confidence in CEOs Continues to Decline
Recent trust surveys show weakening public confidence in CEOs, with many believing business leaders are disconnected from workers and too focused on shareholders.
US Tells NATO It Will Cut Crisis-Response Assets, Asks Allies to Fill Gaps
The Trump administration has informed NATO allies that the U.S. will reduce military assets assigned to the NATO Force Model, pressing European allies and Canada to contribute more aircraft, drones, surveillance platforms, tankers, and naval vessels.
UK to Restrict Social Media Access for Under-16s by Spring 2027
The UK government plans to introduce restrictions on social media use for citizens under 16, following the Australian model. The regulations are expected by the end of December, with first measures in spring 2027.
U.S. Stocks Open Mixed: Dow Up, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Down
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.43% at the open, while the S&P 500 edged down 0.03% and the Nasdaq slipped 0.13%.
Top 10 US Stocks Reach $25.3 Trillion Market Cap, Exceeding China's GDP
The combined market capitalization of the top 10 US stocks has hit $25.3 trillion, surpassing China's GDP of $19.4 trillion and making them the second-largest stock market in the world if considered separately.
Trump Signals Progress on Iran Deal, Eyes Full Reopening of Hormuz
President Trump outlined next steps in the Iran agreement, stating the deal's text will be released soon and that the Strait of Hormuz should be fully reopened.
US ADP 4-Week Average Employment Change Drops to 25.5K
Private-sector hiring in the US slowed in late May, with the four-week average ADP employment change falling to 25.5K jobs per week, according to the NER Pulse report.
45% of Central Banks Plan to Buy More Gold in Short Term – WGC
A World Gold Council survey shows 45% of central banks expect to increase gold purchases in the near term, with demand remaining strong despite a 120% price rise over the past two years.
WTI Oil Falls Below $78 to Three-Month Low on Hormuz Reopening Hopes
WTI crude oil hit a three-month low below $78 per barrel as expectations of a US-Iran deal and a possible reopening of the Strait of Hormuz pressure prices.
Qatar to Join Geneva Talks, No Funds Released for Reconstruction
Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson announced participation in Geneva talks and stated that no Qatari funds have been paid under the $300 billion reconstruction framework.
Trump: US wants Iran's enriched uranium
US President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that the US aims to obtain Iran's enriched uranium.
European Stocks Rise, Oil Drops on US-Iran Deal to Reopen Hormuz
European stock markets extended gains Tuesday after a Monday relief rally on news that the US and Iran will sign a deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices fell on the prospect of increased supply.
Germany ZEW Economic Sentiment Turns Positive to 10.5 in June
Germany's ZEW Economic Sentiment index rebounded to 10.5 in June, moving into positive territory after a negative reading in May, sharply beating the expected -6.0.
RBA Holds Rate at 4.35%, Sees Sticky Inflation
The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, noting inflation remains sticky but broadly in line with its base case, allowing a restrictive stance.
Iran Says U.S. Talks Progress in Two Phases: War, Assets Then Nuclear
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi announced a two-step roadmap for Iran-US negotiations: the first phase ended the war, secured the Strait of Hormuz, and unlocked frozen assets, while the second phase will address the nuclear issue and sanctions relief.
Air Force Strikes Dozens of Iranian Targets 1,500 km from Home Base
An air force launched an offensive 1,500 kilometers from its home base, striking dozens of targets in Iran within hours. The strikes significantly damaged Iran's air defense system and hit additional regime components.
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Dozens of Targets in Iran, Damage Air Defense
Israeli aircraft struck dozens of sites in Iran in response to Iranian missile fire, causing significant damage to Tehran's air defense system and other government-linked infrastructure.
Israel Air Force Prepared to Strike Iran but Halted Operation, Report Says
The Times of Israel reports that Israel's air force was preparing to strike hundreds of targets in Iran during recent fighting, but the operation was halted just an hour before launch, according to Air Force Chief Major General Omer Tischler.
WTI Slumps to Three-Month Low Near $79 on US-Iran Deal Optimism
West Texas Intermediate crude oil fell to a three-month low around $79.20 during early European trading Tuesday, pressured by optimism over a potential US-Iran framework deal.
BNY Strategists Expect Slightly Hawkish FOMC Statement Under New Chair Warsh
BNY strategists John Velis and David Tam preview the upcoming FOMC meeting, expecting a slight hawkish shift in the statement and dot plot under new Chair Kevin Warsh.