# Iran İlgili Makaleler

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The Impact of Treasury Buybacks Lasts Only 24 Hours? Beston: We Have Many Tools, Just Wait and See

U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant, addressing market concerns on August 20, signaled that the Treasury's toolkit for intervening in the bond market is far from exhausted. This follows the previous day's announcement to double the size of long-term Treasury buyback operations to at least $40 billion per session, a move that only briefly lowered yields before they climbed again. Besant dismissed the short-lived market reaction as "noise," asserting that yields do not reflect underlying economic fundamentals, especially for illiquid 30-year bonds. He revealed that President Trump has tasked him with leading a new fiscal consolidation plan, expected to be announced soon, aimed at addressing high long-term borrowing costs. Concurrently, Besant announced a press conference for the following Monday to detail aggressive U.S. economic actions against Iran, suggesting that maximum economic pressure could reduce the likelihood of large-scale military conflict. On other topics, Besant reiterated a strong dollar policy, expressed confusion over a recent oil price surge (which he expects U.S. actions will curb), and noted that AI investment prospects are making corporations largely insensitive to yield levels when issuing debt, as they anticipate future productivity gains. Market analysts remain skeptical that Treasury operations alone can durably alter the trajectory of long-term yields, which are driven by broader concerns over fiscal deficits, debt supply, and inflation.

marsbit2 gün önce 00:46

The Impact of Treasury Buybacks Lasts Only 24 Hours? Beston: We Have Many Tools, Just Wait and See

marsbit2 gün önce 00:46

Live: Iran considering possibility of bombing Europe amid Trump's war escalation

Iran is considering striking U.S. military targets in Europe should former President Donald Trump escalate the ongoing war, with Bulgaria and Cyprus among the potential locations for retaliatory actions. Amid rising tensions, Tehran has also evaluated the possibility of attacking submarine fiber-optic cables in the Strait of Hormuz. Concurrently, major Bitcoin holders have resumed accumulating the cryptocurrency, adding approximately 43,000 BTC, worth $2.75 billion, over the past 60 days.

cryptonews.ru08/19 12:46

Live: Iran considering possibility of bombing Europe amid Trump's war escalation

cryptonews.ru08/19 12:46

Crypto Stocks Soar as Wall Street Sinks Under Pressure From Iran Risks

Cryptocurrency-related stocks rallied while traditional U.S. indices declined on August 17th, a divergence driven by geopolitical tensions and Bitcoin's performance. The Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 all fell at midday. In contrast, Bitcoin rose 1-1.5%, trading near $64,000, boosting companies like Strategy (up ~5%) and Strive (up ~5-6%). Other crypto stocks, including MARA, Circle, and Coinbase, also gained, though not all rose, indicating selective buying. The market split occurred amid escalating Middle East tensions. Former President Donald Trump threatened airstrikes against Oman if it interfered with a U.S.-Iran deal concerning the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping chokepoint. With diplomatic efforts stalled, shipping through the strait has slowed dramatically, pushing oil prices higher (Brent near $92) and unsettling traditional markets. For crypto observers, the day highlighted the sensitivity of related stocks to Bitcoin's price. Many remain well below their 2025 highs, meaning Bitcoin's sustained recovery could fuel further gains, but a sell-off could quickly erase them. The key test is whether this divergence lasts beyond a single session, with investors watching Bitcoin's ability to hold above $63,000 alongside corporate earnings, mining costs, global crypto regulation, and developments in the Strait of Hormuz.

cryptonews.ru08/17 20:33

Crypto Stocks Soar as Wall Street Sinks Under Pressure From Iran Risks

cryptonews.ru08/17 20:33

US Repeatedly 'Violates Agreements', Iran's Hardliners Abandon Illusions about the US, Secretly Expand Military and Prepare for a 'New Round of Confrontation'

Following the signing of a US-Iran memorandum of understanding in June, US actions perceived as repeated violations have led Iran's hardliners to abandon diplomatic hopes and prioritize military preparations for a new phase of confrontation, according to intelligence reports. Iran's Revolutionary Guard has reportedly accelerated missile and drone production, deployed advisors to allied militias in Yemen, Iraq, and Lebanon, and extended operations to the Red Sea. Concurrently, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has reshuffled key security and military posts with staunch hardliners. Tensions have escalated with incidents including Houthi threats to block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, Iranian missile strikes on targets in Jordan and Kuwait, and attacks on UAE vessels. While Iran announced an agreement with Oman regarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, it clarified this is separate from fully reopening the vital waterway to international shipping. Diplomatic efforts remain stalled as Iran's leadership shifts towards a "survival economy," viewing the current situation as a prelude to a larger conflict and preparing for prolonged confrontation.

marsbit08/17 15:51

US Repeatedly 'Violates Agreements', Iran's Hardliners Abandon Illusions about the US, Secretly Expand Military and Prepare for a 'New Round of Confrontation'

marsbit08/17 15:51

Indices Strong, Natural Gas Soars | TradeXYZ Weekend Market Watch

Weekend Market Observations: Indices Show Strength, Natural Gas Surges Key regional developments centered on Iran. Iran and Oman indicated negotiations over reopening a key shipping channel are nearing completion, with Oman calling for a halt to military actions to facilitate an agreement. However, talks are stalled as Iran has raised its demands, linking Strait reopening to conditions like US sanctions relief, troop withdrawal, and war reparations—terms previously associated with nuclear talks. Iran's Revolutionary Guard stated it will maintain control until all demands are met. In response, the US administration has adopted a lower-key approach, describing a state of "semi-negotiations" while observing Iran's economic pressures. Amid this, reported attacks on a Saudi refinery and an Emirati vessel added to regional tensions. **Crude Oil & Indices:** Crude oil (CL) experienced volatility, initially dipping on comments from Iran's president before recovering. Prices later rose toward $79 after the US signaled a shift toward economic pressure over military escalation. Major equity indices (SP500, XYZ100) posted modest gains (0.13%, 0.22% respectively), demonstrating resilience despite rising oil prices. **Individual Stocks:** The market saw mixed sector performance. Memory stocks were divided (Micron up, SK Hynix down). The optical communications sector was strongest, with MRVL and LITE both gaining around 2.4%. Crypto-related stocks rebounded in pre-market trading after an early dip, closing higher. **Commodity Futures:** Precious and industrial metals (gold, silver, copper) advanced over the weekend, with futures showing V-shaped recoveries. The standout performer was natural gas, surging 3.10% at the open. The primary driver is a forecast for sustained hotter weather into mid-August across the southern and eastern US, boosting power generation demand. This is compounded by tighter supply margins due to pipeline maintenance, a slight dip in dry gas production, and high utilization of LNG export terminals.

marsbit08/10 23:55

Indices Strong, Natural Gas Soars | TradeXYZ Weekend Market Watch

marsbit08/10 23:55

Investors in Energy ETFs Gain from U.S. War Against Iran

Investors who purchased the Vanguard Energy Index Fund ETF before the onset of the US war with Iran gained a profit, with a $1,000 investment growing to $1,031.85 (a 3.18% gain). The ETF benefited from rising oil prices after an attack on Iran disrupted energy supplies and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global crude oil and LNG trade. Supply fears drove Brent and WTI oil prices above $100 per barrel, supporting energy company stocks. The ETF climbed above $160 in early March, reaching around $170—a six-month high. It later experienced corrections as ceasefire talks and diplomacy reduced geopolitical risks. By early July, shares fell to around $150, the period's low, but recovered above $160 by August. Despite volatility, the ETF gained 7.66% over the past six months. This fund tracks a diversified portfolio of major energy companies, including oil producers, refiners, and exploration firms, with holdings in companies like Exxon Mobil and Chevron. While oil prices have retreated slightly from their peaks, geopolitical uncertainty continues to exert upward pressure on energy markets, with investor focus remaining on the Strait of Hormuz.

cryptonews.ru08/10 20:18

Investors in Energy ETFs Gain from U.S. War Against Iran

cryptonews.ru08/10 20:18

Bitcoin price coils under $65K as US PMI data brings new ‘stagflation’ warning

Bitcoin remained stagnant near $64,000 as US PMI data highlighted risks of re-emerging stagflation, marked by rising prices and a weakening labor market. Geopolitical developments, including Iran tempering expectations for a Strait of Hormuz reopening deal, failed to spark significant volatility. Analysts note Bitcoin's continued indecisiveness and underperformance compared to traditional assets like the S&P 500, describing the market as compressed and lacking a definitive trigger for a breakdown or sustained recovery.

cointelegraph08/06 16:31

Bitcoin price coils under $65K as US PMI data brings new ‘stagflation’ warning

cointelegraph08/06 16:31

LATEST NEWS: Donald Trump makes a sharp statement regarding Iran! He has halted attacks

U.S. President Donald Trump announced he called off planned military strikes against Iran after Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Iran itself requested a delay. Trump stated the planned operation would have been large-scale and powerful but was suspended to allow time for diplomatic negotiations. He added that regional allies believe an agreement is near, with initial talks focused on security and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Negotiations on Iran's nuclear program would follow once that is settled. The Strait of Hormuz is a vital global chokepoint for oil and gas shipments, and conflict there could significantly impact energy prices and world trade. Trump further announced that new talks with Iran will begin tomorrow. Separately, Trump commented on events involving the Japanese yen, stating the U.S. intervened in the market due to good relations with Japan, asserting Washington's consistent support for Tokyo and mutual economic benefits from the relevant rules. *This is not an investment recommendation.

cryptonews.ru08/02 22:15

LATEST NEWS: Donald Trump makes a sharp statement regarding Iran! He has halted attacks

cryptonews.ru08/02 22:15

US Imposes Sanctions on Iranian Crypto Service Hormuz Safe for Bitcoin Payments

The U.S. Department of the Treasury, via OFAC, imposed sanctions on two Iranian companies, Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company (PGMIC) and Hormuz Safe Marine Services Authority, accusing them of operating a sanctions evasion scheme involving maritime insurance paid for with cryptocurrencies. The action also targeted eight vessels and eight companies allegedly part of Iran's "shadow fleet." OFAC stated that Iranian authorities forced commercial vessels to purchase mandatory insurance for passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The Hormuz Safe platform, launched in May 2026 with involvement from Iran's Ministry of Economy, allowed policy payments in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which the U.S. claims enabled Iran to generate revenue and circumvent sanctions. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent condemned Iran's attempts to "hold global trade hostage" and fund activities of the IRGC. Furthermore, OFAC sanctioned shipping companies and tankers accused of transporting millions of barrels of Iranian oil to China, the UAE, and other destinations despite international restrictions. All designated assets under U.S. jurisdiction are now blocked, and transactions with them by U.S. persons are prohibited. These sanctions come amid reported diplomatic outreach from the U.S. to Iran, which has so far gone unanswered by the IRGC.

cryptonews.ru07/31 14:06

US Imposes Sanctions on Iranian Crypto Service Hormuz Safe for Bitcoin Payments

cryptonews.ru07/31 14:06

US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Insurers Accepting Bitcoin

The U.S. Treasury Department's OFAC has imposed sanctions on two Iranian marine insurance companies, Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company and HormuzSafe Marine Services Authority, for using cryptocurrency to evade sanctions. The Treasury alleges the firms are controlled by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and force commercial vessels to purchase mandatory insurance for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran itself creates the primary risks. HormuzSafe notably accepts payment in Bitcoin and other digital assets. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated the measures aim to prevent Iran from taking global trade hostage or using shipping to finance terrorism and repression. The sanctions also target eight vessels in Iran's "shadow fleet" transporting oil and petrochemicals. These actions are part of broader U.S. efforts, under an existing executive order, to pressure Iran's oil sector and its economy, which is suffering from high inflation.

cryptonews.ru07/30 11:09

US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Insurers Accepting Bitcoin

cryptonews.ru07/30 11:09

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