- Geopolitical tensions are rising, involving Iran, the US, Afghanistan, and Israel, alongside trade disputes and regional conflicts.
- Global financial markets are experiencing high volatility driven by geopolitical tensions, including developments involving Iran, the U.S., and the global oil market.
- US Treasury eased sanctions on Iranian oil while FDI saw a year-to-date decline, amidst discussions of global financial dominance.
The US Treasury issued a general license to Iran, while Iraq was asked to boost its oil output to pre-war levels.
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Updated Jun 22
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The US Treasury issued a general license to Iran, while Iraq was asked to boost its oil output to pre-war levels.
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