🚨 This is a huge move


The U.S. Treasury has moved to ease parts of its oil sanctions on Iran.
The shift includes a narrow, short‑term authorization allowing Iranian crude and refined products currently stranded offshore to be sold into the United States.
Scott Bessent describes it as a “targeted, temporary approval meant to clear Iranian barrels stuck at sea,” emphasizing that this is a limited policy adjustment rather than a broad sanctions reversal.
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