U.S. waives Iran oil sanctions; Dow tops 52,000 as oil falls — June 29, 2026
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June 29, 2026
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- 60-day sanctions waiver for Iran: The U.S. Treasury temporarily allowed Iran to sell oil and petrochemical products in dollars for the first time in over 40 years, unlocking billions in revenue.
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Markets
Warmer U.S.–Iran relations improved the Middle East supply outlook, sending oil sharply lower (WTI near its lowest since February). Cheaper energy eased inflation fears and lifted the Dow above 52,000 to record territory, even as the S&P 500 lagged on tech profit-taking. Higher Japanese rates put banks in focus.
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出典:
- 日銀利上げ・円相場:CNBC(日銀1%へ利上げ) / FXStreet(円、利上げ後も軟調)
- ベネズエラ地震(死者1,400人超):Al Jazeera(死者1,719人) / 国連ニュース / NPR
- イラン制裁60日免除・原油:CNBC(米、イラン石油制裁を一時免除) / Al Jazeera
- W杯(ブラジルvs日本):Olympics.com(試合詳細)
- EU・米関税:欧州理事会(最終承認)
- 為替・市場:frankfurter API(USD/JPY) / TheStreet(米株式)
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