US Treasury to Maintain Maximum Economic Pressure on Iran

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•On April 25, 2026, US Treasury Secretary confirmed the end of sanctions exemptions for Russian and Iranian oil imports.
•On April 24, 2026, the US Treasury imposed new sanctions targeting Iran-linked cryptocurrency networks to cut off alternative funding.
•The US Treasury stated it will continue its policy of maximal economic pressure on Iran as of April 22, 2026.
•The sanctions aim to reduce Iran's access to global financial systems and oil revenue streams.
•The removal of exemptions affects countries that previously imported Russian and Iranian oil under special permissions.

▸If Russia and Iran retaliate with export restrictions or price hikes global energy prices could rise sharply, affecting consumers and economies worldwide.

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Ending sanctions exemptions reduces Russian and Iranian oil supply, tightening global markets and pushing prices higher.

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