The Latest Breaking News from Iran

Critics Sound Alarm After Donald Trump Contradicts Himself Three Times in One Sentence

Donald Trump's meandering CNBC interview on Iran, NATO and European 'windmills' has triggered fresh questions about his focus and judgment as he seeks a return to the White House.

International Business Times UK · Jun 2

AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 2, 2300

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 2 at 2300

AAP · Jun 2

Iran Reportedly Seeking Interim Agreement With U.S. To Get Economic Relief Without Major Nuclear Concessions

Iran is seeking economic relief from the U.S. without making major nuclear concessions, according to a new report.

International Business Times · Jun 2

Iran studying deal to halt war as stalemate persists

As President Donald Trump claims talks to extend the US-Iran ceasefire continue, Tehran says it's taking a "stern" approach to hammering out a deal.

AAP · Jun 2

Iran's inflation hits World War II levels, deepening economic pain

Iran's year-on-year inflation reached a record high in May, the worst since World War II

AAP · Jun 2

Trump Calls Netanyahu 'F***ing Crazy' In Explosive Row Over Lebanon Strikes

Trump's relationship with Netanyahu strains as a heated call over Israel's Lebanon operations reveals deep disagreements, potentially impacting regional diplomacy and Iran ceasefire talks.

International Business Times UK · Jun 2

Stock Index Futures Muted as Investors Parse Middle East Developments, U.S. JOLTS Report in Focus

June S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM26) are down -0.14%, and June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM26) are down -0.01% this morning, taking a breather after a recent rally, while investors assess the prospects for an end to the Middle East conflict.

Barchart · Jun 2

The U.S. and Europe feared the Iran conflict would curtail the Gulf's appetite for global investments. The opposite is true

The five biggest spenders–split across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar–collectively spent almost $26 billion during March, April and May.

Fortune · Jun 2

India Inc sails past fourth-quarter estimates, but oil shock clouds outlook

Indian companies achieved better-than-expected profits in the March quarter. Domestic activity was strong, supported by tax cuts and easy money. However, the ongoing Iran conflict is creating an energy shock. This is expected to impact future company earnings negatively. High oil prices and supply issues pose risks to the economic…

The Economic Times · Jun 2

RBI MPC: Iran war puts Malhotra & Co in razor-edge policy bind over inflation, growth and rupee

The Reserve Bank of India faces a difficult interest-rate decision this week as rising oil prices from the Iran conflict, a record-low rupee and a weak monsoon threaten to slow growth while pushing up inflation.

The Economic Times · Jun 2