IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva: Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh Has Performed An Excellent Job And Expressed His Views Clearly

Former IMF Chief Economist Rogoff: The United States May Need A "shock" To Prompt The American Public To Demand That The Government Change Its Economic Policies Regarding Debt

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Stated That The US Officials' Statement That The Strait Of Hormuz Remains "open" Is A Blatant Lie, With The Sole Purpose Of Manipulating Oil Prices And Covering Up Their Own Failures

Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Iranian Fighters Have Complete And Unquestionable Control Over The Strategic Waterway Of The Strait Of Hormuz

Federal Reserve: U.S. Bank Deposits Totaled $19.532 Trillion Last Week, Compared With $19.534 Trillion The Previous Week

S&P: Disruptions In The Strait Of Hormuz Are Expected To Lead To Higher Energy Prices And Have A Moderate Impact On The Portuguese Economy In 2026

S&P: Jordan's 'BB-/B' Rating Affirmed; Outlook Stable

Sources Say The Pentagon Is In Talks With Venezuelan Tycoons About A Massive Oil Deal

Iranian President Peshizian: During The Implementation Of The Transition Agreement, Iran Sold Approximately 90 Million Barrels Of Oil

Iranian President Pezechzian: Negotiations Should Not Be Viewed In A Black-and-white Manner

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): For The Week Ended August 25, Speculators In WTI Crude Oil Increased Their Net Long Positions By 804 Contracts To 103,078 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): For The Week Ended August 25, Speculators In Natural Gas Across The Four Major NYMEX And ICE Markets Reduced Their Net Short Positions By 27,238 Contracts To 39,598 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending August 25, Net Short Positions In The Japanese Yen Stood At 63,298 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The Euro Were 36,352 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The British Pound Totaled 44,524 Contracts; And Net Short Positions In The Swiss Franc Amounted To 19,946 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending August 25, COMEX Gold Speculators Increased Their Net Long Positions By 5,393 Contracts To 151,315 Contracts. COMEX Silver Speculators Raised Their Net Long Positions By 2,467 Contracts To 13,235 Contracts. Meanwhile, COMEX Copper Speculators Reduced Their Net Long Positions By 2,780 Contracts To 76,446 Contracts

Bessent Stated That The Disorderly Fluctuations Of The Japanese Yen Will Lead To A Rise In U.S. Interest Rates