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The Week Ahead (Aug. 24-30): U.S. To Unveil Plan Isolating Iran’s Economy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh to make Jackson Hole debut, China’s top legislature to review enterprise bankruptcy law draft revisions

Caixin Global

Scott Bessent is 'playing with fire' as the Treasury's debt buyback risks putting the dollar in a devaluation spiral like the yen, economist warns

"Markets are primed for Dollar debasement to resume and — as Japan shows — it can be next to impossible to stabilize a currency once it enters a devaluation spiral."

Fortune

Top Iranian Official Appears To Acknowledge The Impact Of U.S. Economic Pressure: 'No Matter How Much Military Power We Have'

"If people are hungry and we don't have financial circulation, economic growth and domestic production, we will not endure," said Parliament Speaker Mohammed Ghalibaf.

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US stocks: US market rebounds, but yield surge sets stage for weekly losses

Major Wall Street indexes opened higher on Friday after significant declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw a slight increase at the opening. The S&P 500 also experienced a rise in its opening figures. The Nasdaq Composite index registered a notable gain at the opening bell. Markets are still set…

The Economic Times

Iran wants to end war while in a ‘position of strength’

TEHRAN - Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Friday it was time to end the months-long Middle East war with the United States because Tehran appeared to be in a stronger position than Washington.

Bangkok Post

Iran's president calls for end to war from 'position of power' as US ups pressure

President Pezeshkian said Iran was in a position of "power and dignity" and should end the war on its own terms, even as Washington prepares to ramp up economic sanctions it described as "Economic D-Day."

Euronews

Treasury's Accelerated Buybacks Of Bonds Only Kick The Issue Down The Road, Top JPMorgan Analyst Says

"It's a little bit like paying your mortgage with your credit card," said James Sullivan, JPMorgan's co-head of global fundamental research.

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The U.S. Is Doubling Down On Economic Pressure Against Iran. Tehran Vows 'Devastating Response' To Threats.

President Donald Trump said this week the U.S. will carry out an "economic D-Day" against Iran.

International Business Times

Iran vows 'devastating' response as US threatens toughest ever economic hit

Iran warns of devastating retaliation against new United States sanctions. United States Treasury chief Scott Bessent plans the toughest financial penalties ever. These measures aim to collapse the Iranian leadership and its regime. Oil prices steadied amid concerns over Gulf energy exports and shipping. China stated that sanctions and pressure…

The Economic Times

Wall Street is bemused by Bessent's bond plan and an unwinding punt on the Japanese yen—he's hinting he knows something the markets don't

"What do I know that the market doesn’t know?"

Fortune

Bond traders believe Bessent’s ‘band-aid’ was ‘a heinous financial crime’

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Fortune

Global Market: European shares little changed as bond yields rise and gulf tensions lift oil

European shares were little changed on Friday, with the STOXX 600 heading for a second straight weekly decline as rising bond yields and higher oil prices weighed on sentiment. Renewed Gulf tensions pushed Brent crude to a one-month high, reviving inflation concerns and complicating the outlook for global monetary policy.

The Economic Times

The bond market is sending CEOs a blunt message: Borrowing costs are going to go up

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Fortune

Global Market: Eurozone bond yields edge lower after turbulent week in global debt markets

Eurozone bond yields eased Friday but remained set for weekly gains amid global bond-market stress, persistent inflation and fiscal concerns. Germany’s 10-year yield stood at 3.2445%. Rising oil prices and stronger ECB rate-hike expectations added pressure, with markets pricing over 90% odds of a September rate increase.

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Euronews

Bessent vows bigger buybacks after bond yields erased the US Treasury's relief rally

Long-term US Treasury yields climbed back above where they stood before Wednesday's buyback announcement, wiping out the relief that move had briefly delivered, and prompting US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to signal that Washington is ready to intervene even more aggressively.

The Economic Times

Iran says Tehran must overcome 'unjust sanctions' as US ramps up economic pressure

US Iran war news: Iran's parliament speaker urged planning to overcome "unjust sanctions" after new US measures. Scott Bessent announced the toughest sanctions ever imposed on Iran. Qalibaf linked economic development and security, accusing enemies of economic warfare. He stated that Muslim countries' resources are targeted by enemies. Stronger economic…

The Independent UK

Iran-US war latest: Trump says Tehran not ready to make ‘right deal’ after threatening ‘Economic D-Day’

‘The whole world acknowleges our victory,’ said Masoud Pezeshkian as the US threatened to impose the ‘toughest sanctions in history’

The Economic Times

Bessent’s bond market push struggles to bring down US borrowing costs

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s bond-buyback push has offered only limited relief, with long-term Treasury yields rising again. Investors remain focused on the wider pressures driving borrowing costs higher, including the growing fiscal deficit, heavy government debt issuance, persistent inflation and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy.

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The Economic Times

US debt tops $40 trillion: Chris Wood flags the 5% trigger that could rattle stock market

US public debt has crossed $40 trillion as its fiscal position worsens and Treasury yields move closer to levels that could threaten equities. Jefferies strategist Christopher Wood flagged a rise above 5% in the 10-year US Treasury yield as a key risk trigger, with the yield recently at 4.69%.

The Economic Times

Trump warns of 'economic D-Day' against Iran, but Tehran is well acquainted with sanctions

The Trump administration is intensifying economic pressure on Iran amid a protracted war. This strategy aims to force Tehran's capitulation on its nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent threatened secondary sanctions on nations doing business with Iran. Experts debate whether this unprecedented economic campaign will…

France 24

US urges allies and China to join Iran economic pressure campaign

The United States on Thursday urged allies and China to join its campaign to isolate Iran's economy, as President Donald Trump seeks to intensify pressure on Tehran amid a stalemate in the war and growing domestic criticism.

The Economic Times

Dollar wobbles as investors balk at US Treasury's rescue efforts

The dollar faced a decline on Friday, ending the week lower amid investor worries. Concerns arose over the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback, which many viewed as merely a stopgap. This situation heightened fears about government intervention affecting fiscal health. As a result, both the euro and sterling appreciated against the…

The Economic Times

Gold steadies, heads for third straight weekly gain

Gold prices maintained stability, closing in on a potential third consecutive weekly rise. The support came from a weaker dollar and Treasury measures aimed at reducing yields. Furthermore, a decrease in unemployment claims indicated a steady labor market, leading markets to expect that the Federal Reserve will likely hold interest…

The Economic Times

US to impose ‘toughest sanctions in history’ on Iran, Scott Bessent says

United States Treasury chief Scott Bessent announced unprecedented sanctions against Iran. These stringent measures aim to avoid significant new military operations. Oil prices surged following these threats of financial penalties. Iran condemned the sanctions as economic terrorism and vowed defiance. Details of the comprehensive sanctions package will be revealed next…

International Business Times

Bessent's Plan To Increase The Amount Spent On Buybacks Of U.S. Debt Didn't Reassure Investors. Stocks Dropped.

Bessent said the accelerated buyback of government debt could be higher than the $4 billion announced on Wednesday.

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