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Trump Confirms Iran Agrees to Indefinitely Suspend Nuclear Program, Will Not Receive Any Unfrozen Funds

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April 17 — President Trump said in a Friday phone interview that Iran has agreed to indefinitely suspend its nuclear program and will not receive any unfrozen U.S. funds. Trump noted the agreement to end the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict (which began in late February) is now largely finalized. Negotiations for a permanent deal “may” occur over the weekend, he added: “Most key points are settled. This will move very quickly.” Iran has not commented on any agreement beyond the Strait of Hormuz reopening, nor has it addressed Trump’s Thursday claim that Iran made concessions — including on its nuclear program, a key issue. Trump said he has not yet decided who will lead the U.S. delegation for negotiations with Iranian officials to sign the deal. When asked if he would travel to Pakistan, Trump replied: “I might.” He also denied that Iran’s nuclear program suspension would expire after 20 years. Asked if the program would end entirely, Trump said: “No timeline — indefinite.”
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April 18 — Per Reuters, roughly 20 minutes before Iran’s foreign minister announced the Strait of Hormuz’s reopening on local time Friday, investors placed $760 million in short bets on oil prices. This marked another large wager on the world’s most actively traded commodity just ahead of a major announcement amid the Middle East conflict. LSEG data shows that between 20:24 and 20:25 Beijing time Friday, investors sold 7,990 Brent crude futures contracts. Valued at the prevailing price then, those trades totaled ~$760 million. By 20:45 Beijing time, Iran’s foreign minister posted the strait was fully open to all commercial vessels for the ceasefire’s remainder — triggering a temporary intraday oil price drop of up to 11% within minutes. Over the past few months, several well-timed large trades have sparked concerns among U.S. lawmakers and legal experts: war and diplomacy decisions may be giving some traders an edge in the highly volatile, opaque derivatives market. Earlier re

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April 18th — X Product Lead Nikita Bier announced that the platform’s newly launched Cashtags feature has driven roughly $1 billion in global transaction volume since its rollout (per pilot data estimates). The tool lets users view stock and crypto asset data directly on their timelines and quickly navigate to an asset’s dedicated page via a “$” tag. Cashtags is seen as a key step toward deeply integrating social content with financial information. Currently available to iPhone users in the U.S. and Canada, the feature covers both cryptocurrency and stock assets. Bier emphasized that X does not execute trades directly or act as a broker—instead, it focuses on building a financial data gateway and traffic distribution system. This move aligns with Elon Musk’s push to turn X into a “super app.” The company previously planned to launch X Money, a digital wallet for peer-to-peer payments and fund transfers. Whether X will support crypto asset trading in the future remains to be se

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