Iran sells crude at 20% markup as oil sanctions end, Speaker Ghalibaf says

• Iran is reportedly selling crude oil at a 20% markup following a US sanctions waiver, a significant shift from previous discounted sales.
• The waiver, part of broader diplomatic negotiations, allows Iran to potentially increase oil revenue, though a $140 per barrel forecast is viewed with skepticism.
• The US employs a dual-track approach, easing traditional commodity sanctions while tightening crypto enforcement, setting a precedent for future negotiations.

Topics: Asset types, Jurisdictions, Legal regulatory, Commodity, Emerging hubs, Enforcement actions litigation

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