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Trump Signs Iran Deal 🇺🇸
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In today’s email:
Trade Deal: 🤝 US and Iran sign agreement to reopen Hormuz shipping.
Amazon Shift: 🇨🇳 Chinese sellers now dominate Amazon's marketplace.
Nuclear Push: ☢️ Rolls-Royce partners with Japan to develop modular reactors.
USMCA Doubts: 🇺🇸 Trump says America may be better off without USMCA.
TRADE NEWS

US-Iran Deal Officially Signed
On 17 June 2026, US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian formally signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at ending more than 100 days of conflict and reopening trade through the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement had already been digitally signed by senior officials days earlier, but Trump's signature made the deal officially effective.
The MoU is not a final peace treaty. Instead, it establishes a 60-day negotiation period during which both sides will attempt to reach a comprehensive agreement covering Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief, regional security, and long-term economic relations.
For global trade, the biggest development is the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Under the agreement, Iran will restore commercial shipping traffic while the United States will progressively remove its naval blockade and other restrictions on Iranian maritime trade. US officials expect vessel movements through the strait to increase significantly as routes return to normal.
The deal also creates a pathway for Iran to increase oil exports. Washington has agreed to begin easing restrictions on Iranian oil sales and provide access to financial channels, although broader sanctions relief remains dependent on future negotiations and Iranian compliance.
On the nuclear front, Iran reaffirmed that it will not pursue nuclear weapons and accepted a framework for international oversight, but the most contentious issues have been deferred to the next phase of talks.
Markets have largely welcomed the agreement as a major de-escalation. However, many of the toughest issues remain unresolved, meaning the next 60 days will determine whether this becomes a lasting settlement or merely a temporary pause in tensions. Watch Clip
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VIDEO OF THE WEEK
Amazon : The biggest SCAM of the E-commerce industry ?
More than half of Amazon’s top sellers are now based in China, many with no websites, team pages, or traditional customer support, yet outranking established brands. This video explores how Amazon transformed into a Chinese-dominated marketplace through its Global Selling Program, direct recruitment at Chinese trade fairs, and FBA, while examining the financial incentives and winners behind the shift.
TRADE SNIPPETS
Rolls-Royce teams up with UK and Japan to develop next-gen modular nuclear reactors. Rolls-Royce, the UK's National Nuclear Laboratory, and Japan's Atomic Energy Agency have signed agreements to advance high-temperature gas-cooled reactors, targeting compact, deployable nuclear power for civil, defence, and industrial off-grid applications.
Trump says US would be better off without USMCA. President Trump has questioned the value of the USMCA trade pact, suggesting the United States would fare better without it, raising fresh uncertainty for North American trade and supply chains.
SpaceX overtakes Amazon to become America's fifth most valuable company. SpaceX has surpassed Amazon in market value just days after its stock market debut, highlighting investor confidence in its dominance across space launch, satellite internet and future aerospace markets.
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MarketBeat’s new report reveals 7 companies positioned across the automation boom before robotics becomes one of Wall Street’s next crowded trades in 2026.
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