The U.S. State Department: The U.S. Treasury Department Today Took Steps To Dismantle A Network Of Currency Exchange Agencies And Shell Companies That Helped Iran Secretly Transfer Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars Through The International Financial System. Through These Networks, Tehran Obtained Oil Revenues And Used The Shell Companies To Launder Money And Circumvent Sanctions Aimed At Curbing Its Destabilizing Activities

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: My Team And I Have Arrived In Serbia. Today And Tomorrow, We Will Hold Important Meetings With President Aleksandar Vučić And Minister Yulai Matusek. We Will Discuss Expanding Economic Ties Between Our Two Countries, Relations With The European Union, And Security Matters

Market News: Apple, Amazon, And Nike Are Facing Questioning From Democratic Senator Warren Regarding Tariff Refunds From The Trump Administration. In A Letter, Warren Urged The Companies To Refund Tariffs To Consumers

According To Serbian N1 Television: Ukrainian President Zelensky Has Arrived In Serbia For His First Visit To The Country

Tehran Mayor Zarqaani: Iran Will Not Give Up The Pursuit Of Justice Until The Criminals Are Finally Punished

Tehran Mayor Zarqaani: Those Who Want To Pass Through The Strait Of Hormuz Must Have Sanctions Lifted And Pay Compensation

According To The Iranian News Agency IRNA, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Stated That Security In The Gulf Must Be Ensured By Regional Countries, Without The Need For External Interference

Citigroup: Due To The Unpredictable Nature Of US-Iran Negotiations, It Has Adjusted Its Average Brent Crude Oil Price Forecast To $80 In The Third Quarter, $70 In The Fourth Quarter, And $65 In 2027

New York Fed Survey: U.S. Consumers Have Become More Optimistic About The Outlook For Employment And Inflation

Russian Defense Ministry: Russian Troops Hit Two Cargo Ships In The Black Sea

New York Fed: Labor Market Expectations In July Were Mixed. Both The Current And Expected Outlook For Personal Financial Conditions Improved In July

[U.S. July New York Fed 1-Year Inflation Expectation 3.63%, Below Expectations] August 7th: On August 7th, The 1-year Inflation Expectation In The United States, As Measured By The New York Fed's Gauge For July, Was 3.63%, Compared To An Expectation Of 3.71% And A Previous Value Of 3.67%

The New York Fed: In July, The Three-year Inflation Forecast Remained Unchanged At 3.3%; The Five-year Inflation Forecast Remained Unchanged At 3%

Federal Reserve Bank Of Barkin: It Is Still Unclear How Much Impact Artificial Intelligence Will Have On Overall Productivity Levels