Iran's economic squeeze deepened as new US sanctions hit its auto and rail sectors and Washington pushed for a UN body to monitor sanctions enforcement, extending the blockade pres
Iran's economic squeeze deepened as new US sanctions hit its auto and rail sectors and Washington pushed for a UN body to monitor sanctions enforcement, extending the blockade pressure that has already choked shipping lanes. Tehran offered to allow nuclear inspectors in exchange for sanctions relief, a signal that diplomacy remains alive even as US troops deploy to the region and strike options stay on the table. Oil and Gulf markets held roughly steady as traders weighed the mixed signals between escalation headlines and renewed negotiation offers.
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