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The US Department of the Treasury has added three Turkish financial institutions to its sanctions list. The move involves freezing their assets within US jurisdiction and prohibiting US citizens and companies from conducting business with them.

The US Treasury Department is working to deny an Egyptian bank in the UAE access to the US financial system after it allegedly transferred $1.8 billion for Iran's "shadow banking" networks. Simultaneously, sanctions were imposed on an Iranian bank manager and a Hong Kong company.

Bitcoin surged to over $79,000 within a few days, crypto stocks soared, and short sellers were forced to buy back positions worth billions. There is no single factor behind the move: a change in US Treasury policy sparked the gains, the liquidation of shorts accelerated them, and Trump and institutional money provided the fuel for the continuation.

The US Treasury's move regarding the bond market has ignited a historic rally in the currency. For the first time in six months, Bitcoin is beating both gold and the S&P 500 index. What is driving the surge, and why do experts think this time is different?

The US Treasury Department is considering using its General Account (TGA), which holds approximately $950 billion, to help fund its plan to increase government bond buybacks.

The crypto market recorded sharp gains following a move by the US Treasury Department, which led to a short squeeze and liquidations on an unusual scale within 24 hours.

A dramatic move by the US Treasury sent the dollar down and caused precious metals to jump by more than 4% in a day. Analysts are now estimating where the price will reach in the coming months.

The Bitcoin currency showed a significant jump of 4% to a value of more than 71 thousand dollars. Experts estimate that investors should prepare themselves for a move toward 100 thousand dollars by the end of the year.

Following an emergency move by the US Treasury in the bond market, the US currency is losing ground rapidly. How will this extreme step affect interest rates and what will the Federal Reserve do now?

The foreign exchange market is stabilizing following yesterday's sharp decline in the dollar. This morning, the dollar is trading unchanged at below 2.98 shekels, while the euro is up 0.2%.

An exceptionally stormy trading day ended in the US with a sharp turn in the bond market, an unusual jump in Bitcoin that led to a quick short squeeze, and dramatic news in a cancer vaccine trial.

What caused Bitcoin to break the $69,000 mark almost instantly, and what move by the US Treasury Department reignited the appetite for risk assets?

Economists at the Swiss banking giant analyze the worrying funding gaps of the US Treasury and point to the moment when reality will hit the markets and yields could skyrocket. Also: the interest rate decision in India and the impact on inflation.

The US Treasury Department has removed Fly Baghdad and two Boeing 737 aircraft from its sanctions list without public explanation. However, the company's CEO remains sanctioned and is now directly linked to the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.