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US to discuss easing sanctions on Iran to get it back into nuclear talks The Trump administration has discussed potentially helping Iran get up to $30 billion for a civilian nuclear energy program, easing sanctions and unfreezing billions of dollars in blocked Iranian funds, as part of a stepped-up effort to get Tehran back to the negotiating table, according to four people familiar with the matter. Key figures in the United States and the Middle East have held secret talks with Iran despite an intensive U.S.-Israeli military strike against Iran over the past two weeks, the sources said. Discussions continued this week after the ceasefire was agreed. Trump administration officials stressed that several proposals have been made, which are preliminary and still evolving, but there is $ONE core non-negotiable condition: Iran completely stops enriching uranium, which is what Iran has always said it wants. But at least $ONE preliminary draft proposal includes several incentives for Iran, as described to CNN by two sources. The terms under discussion include an expected investment of $20-30 billion in Iran's new non-enriched nuclear energy program for civilian energy purposes, Trump administration officials and people familiar with the matter told CNN. $ONE official insisted that the money would not come directly from the United States, but rather that Arab allies would foot the bill.

EU considers lowering tariffs on U.S. imports According to the Wall Street Journal, people familiar with the matter revealed that the European Union is considering reducing tariffs on a range of U.S. imports in an effort to quickly reach a trade deal with President Trump. EU leaders are scheduled to meet in Brussels on Thursday evening local time to discuss how much they are willing to compromise to win Trump's support. Other concessions under consideration include reducing non-tariff barriers and increasing purchases of U.S. liquefied natural gas and other products. Sources familiar with the negotiations said that many European officials and diplomats have now accepted the reality that the Trump administration has no intention of canceling the 10% base tariff and are instead focusing on getting as many exemptions as possible to mitigate the economic impact of these and other tariffs. Germany and Italy are leading the push for the EU and the United States to quickly reach a preliminary agreement. People familiar with the matter said such an agreement might only require a few pages of paper, and the details could be updated in subsequent negotiations.

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The largest digital asset, Bitcoin, surged past the $107,000 mark on Tuesday. This was driven by sustained demand from institutional investors and a notable streak of inflows into U.S. spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The move marks a renewed wave of confidence in the cryptocurrency market. This also follows recent geopolitical and regulatory shifts. According to data from SoSoValue , the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a combined inflow of $588.55 million on June 24. The inflow topped $547.7 million on June 25. This marks the twelfth consecutive day of net inflows, bringing the total to more than $3.8 billion. These mark some of the strongest single-day totals in over a month. This highlights renewed investor interest despite ongoing macroeconomic concerns. Per the update, BlackRock’s IBIT led the pack with $436.32 million in inflows, accounting for nearly three-quarters of the total on June 24. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $85.16 million, while ARK Invest’s ARKB recorded $43.85 million. Bitwise’s BITB, Grayscale’s GBTC, and VanEck’s HODL added another $23.22 million collectively. Several smaller ETFs, however, saw no activity. On June 25, BlackRock also led with inflows of over $340 million. Other ETFs recorded almost similar patterns. Notably, the increased demand appears linked to easing tensions in the Middle East. On June 24, as noted in our earlier post, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. This brought a temporary calm after two weeks of conflict. The announcement helped reduce fears of oil price shocks and inflation, improving overall market sentiment. Additionally, Bitcoin reacted swiftly, rising by 6.1% to reach $106,718 at the time of writing, and later pushing above $107,000. The move past the psychological $105,000 level has been interpreted by many as confirmation of upward momentum. As of the time of writing, MarketCap data indicates that Bitcoin was trading at $107,490.30, representing a 2.36% increase over the past 7 days. While this was unfolding, CNF reported that Metaplanet announced its board had approved a $5 billion capital contribution to its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary. The company also revealed plans to expand its Bitcoin treasury holdings. It is worth noting that, beyond the ceasefire news, other significant factors have contributed to Bitcoin’s current rally. On June 23, the Federal Reserve removed the term “reputational risk” from its bank supervision rules. Analysts view this as a potential gateway for banks to engage more freely with crypto-related firms, opening more doors for integration. Similarly, major institutions are increasing their holdings. As we discussed earlier, Michael Saylor’s Strategy recently added $26 million worth of Bitcoin to the company’s treasury. This brought the firm’s total holdings to 592,345 Bitcoin. In addition, Anthony Pompliano recently introduced ProCap, a new Bitcoin treasury firm. The firm has already acquired over 4,000 Bitcoin units to maintain a healthy catch-up with existing rivals. Meanwhile, Trump Media has filed to launch the Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF. The firm will hold 75% Bitcoin and 25% Ethereum. As highlighted in a previous news brief, a report from Bybit shows that Bitcoin now accounts for 32% of the average investor’s portfolio. This is up from 25.4% in November 2024. It also reflects a growing perception of the asset as a more stable, long-term investment.