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Iran’s economy will have ‘nothing’ left ‘within two weeks,’ Scott Bessent warns
Iran's beleaguered economy will soon have "nothing to trade" in about two weeks after it makes its final oil deliveries, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned.
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Source context: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Sunday that Iran will have “nothing left to trade for anything” within roughly two weeks as its remaining oil reaches China, arguing that the Trump administration’s economic campaign has brought Tehran “to its knees” and is driving the regi…
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The more oil that flows from the Gulf, and the less the world demands, the better for the U.S. effort.
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Iran's beleaguered economy will soon have "nothing to trade" in about two weeks after it makes its final oil deliveries, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Sunday that Iran will have “nothing left to trade for anything” within roughly two weeks as its remaining oil reaches China, arguing that the Trump administration’s economic campaign has brought Tehran “to its knees” and is driving the regime to seek a deal.
