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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent called on European and Middle Eastern partners to tighten sanctions on Iran by targeting financiers and closing bank branches. The Treasury is also reviewing sanctions lists to address evasion tactics.
financialpost.comU.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent urged European partners to intensify sanctions on Iran by blocking its financiers, shuttering bank branches, and exposing shell companies. He also called on countries in the Middle East and Asia to dismantle Iran’s shadow banking system.
The Treasury is reviewing sanctions lists to better focus on advanced evasion and terrorist financing schemes. Officials are also removing outdated designations that may create unintended effects.
Bessent stated that European partners are expected to support the effort by blocking Iran’s financiers, shuttering its bank branches, and unmasking its shell companies. The push comes as the Treasury seeks to close gaps in existing sanctions enforcement.
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chicago.suntimes.comThe CDC has recorded 1,645 cyclosporiasis cases and 141 hospitalizations with no deaths as of July 14. Michigan reported 4,312 cases and 102 hospitalizations through July 16.
Major U.S. indexes ended Friday lower after chipmakers and other AI-related companies fell. The S&P 500 dropped 0.5 percent while the Nasdaq composite declined 1.2 percent.
forbes.comThe average 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased to 6.55 percent this week from 6.49 percent last week, Freddie Mac reported Thursday. The 15-year rate also rose, while the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.57 percent.