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TheWorldScope
@TheWorldScopeX
Tracking Global Financial Markets | Silver • Gold • Macro & Geopolitics | Daily Technical & Fundamental Analysis
New York, USA Katılım Mayıs 2026
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 A U.S.-Iran deal is reportedly 95% complete, but the final 5% could take days.
What's still being ironed out: legal wording, sovereignty disputes, and financial terms.
And that’s before the whole nuclear thing 😅
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨 BREAKING: 🇵🇰🇺🇸🇮🇷 Pakistan's army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir tells Xi Jinping the U.S.-Iran agreement is in its final stages and very close to being achieved. - Munir flew directly from Tehran to Beijing to brief Xi on the negotiations - China's state news agency Xinhua reported intensive consultations between Munir and Xi - The Pakistani mediator is now keeping both Washington and Beijing in the loop simultaneously The man brokering the Iran deal just landed in Beijing to tell Xi it is almost done. Source: Tasnim News
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 US-Iran Deal Watch:
Trump sets a high bar: “A great and meaningful deal or no deal.”
Iran’s military commander responds: “The enemy talks too much. The real test will be on the battlefield.”
What’s reportedly agreed:
• 60-day MOU framework to stop fighting & start negotiations
• Gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz over 30 days
• Iran commits to nuclear negotiations
• Sanctions relief tied to performance (“No Dust, No Dollars”)
Major gaps remain:
• Timing of frozen asset release
• Enriched uranium stockpile handover (Iran disputes commitment)
• Lebanon scope & ballistic missiles (largely absent)
“95% done” — yet the final 5% contains the hardest issues.
Uncertainty stays elevated. Oil eases on hopes while gold & silver find support.
#Geopolitics #Iran #Commodities
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This claim is largely misleading.
The $6.576 billion figure is real, but Kevin Warsh did not order emergency QE. This is part of the New York Fed’s routine Reserve Management Purchases (T-bill buys) that have been happening regularly for months to maintain liquidity in the banking system.
Warsh was just sworn in recently and is known for his hawkish stance against QE in the past. These operations were planned long before him.
Official source:
newyorkfed.org/markets/domest…
Let’s stick to facts instead of sensational headlines.
0xNobler@CryptoNobler
🚨 BREAKING 🇺🇸 FED WILL INJECT $6,576,000,000.00 INTO THE ECONOMY NEXT WEEK! THE NEW FED CHAIR, KEVIN WARSH, HAS URGENTLY ORDERED THE FED TO START QE AND TURN THE MONEY PRINTER BACK ON. SOMETHING VERY BAD IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW...
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This claim is largely misleading.
The $6.576 billion figure is real, but Kevin Warsh did not order emergency QE. This is part of the New York Fed’s routine Reserve Management Purchases (T-bill buys) that have been happening regularly for months to maintain liquidity in the banking system.
Warsh was just sworn in recently and is known for his hawkish stance against QE in the past. These operations were planned long before him.
Official source:
newyorkfed.org/markets/domest…
Let’s stick to facts instead of sensational headlines.
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@MarioNawfal Although compromises have been reached on some issues, on fundamental matters, neither side is willing to make concessions on their demands.
TheWorldScope@TheWorldScopeX
🇺🇸🇮🇷 US-Iran Deal Watch: Trump sets a high bar: “A great and meaningful deal or no deal.” Iran’s military commander responds: “The enemy talks too much. The real test will be on the battlefield.” What’s reportedly agreed: • 60-day MOU framework to stop fighting & start negotiations • Gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz over 30 days • Iran commits to nuclear negotiations • Sanctions relief tied to performance (“No Dust, No Dollars”) Major gaps remain: • Timing of frozen asset release • Enriched uranium stockpile handover (Iran disputes commitment) • Lebanon scope & ballistic missiles (largely absent) “95% done” — yet the final 5% contains the hardest issues. Uncertainty stays elevated. Oil eases on hopes while gold & silver find support. #Geopolitics #Iran #Commodities
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump is drawing a sharp line between any Iran deal he makes and the one Obama made, before any deal even exists.
Trump said the agreement would be "the exact opposite of the JCPOA disaster" and reiterated his position: a great deal or no deal at all.
Here's the context: Obama's 2015 JCPOA imposed strict limits on Iran's uranium enrichment and constant verification. Trump withdrew in 2018 calling it "defective."
So the U.S. is now negotiating with a Iran that has significantly more nuclear capability than when the original deal was signed.
Source: CNN
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Here is what is actually known about the emerging U.S.-Iran deal, and where the gaps remain. What both sides agree on: - A 60-day MOU framework to stop the fighting and begin negotiations - The Strait of Hormuz reopens gradually over 30 days - Iran commits to entering nuclear negotiations - "No Dust, No Dollars": sanctions relief tied to performance Where they disagree: - Frozen assets: Iran wants money released the moment a deal is signed. The U.S. says assets unfreeze only after the Strait reopens - Nuclear stockpile: The U.S. says Iran committed to giving up its enriched uranium. Iran says it made no such commitment at this stage - Lebanon: Iran wants the deal to end the war on all fronts including Lebanon. Israel has Trump's backing to maintain freedom of action there - Sanctions: Iran wants all sanctions lifted. The U.S. says details come later - Ballistic missiles: largely absent from current negotiations despite being a stated U.S. goal Rubio: "We're either going to have a good agreement or we're going to have to deal with it another way." Trump: "No Dust, No Dollars." Iran: "No assets on day one, no deal." 95% done. The remaining 5% is everything. Source: CNN
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@MarioNawfal Neither side has delivered a knockout. The question now is whether both can move from posturing to verifiable steps. Markets are already reacting to any hint of de-escalation.
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🇮🇷 Iran's FM spokesperson is doing a lot of managing expectations today.
· Nuclear issues are not on the table yet.
· The Strait of Hormuz has no specific details in the current MOU draft.
· Coastal countries manage the Strait, not Washington.
· No delegation is heading to Pakistan.
· End of war on all fronts, Lebanon included, will be part of any agreement.
· Iran won't charge tolls on the Strait, though services provided there may carry a price.
A framework exists and conclusions have been reached on several topics.
But the spokesperson was explicit: none of that means a deal is close to being signed.
He also said the Americans have been putting out contradictory positions within hours of each other.
A framework with no finish line in sight.
Source: Fars News Agency
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇺🇸 A senior Iranian diplomat just laid out Iran's terms clearly. If the U.S. fulfills its commitments under the MOU, nuclear issues and enriched uranium reserves enter a 60-day negotiation in exchange for sanctions relief and unfrozen assets. He also said the Strait of Hormuz is an Iranian-Omani matter being negotiated directly with Muscat. Washington doesn't get a seat at that table. Source: ISNA
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@adamscochran Iran doing the classic 'let's not rush this' move again.
Smart negotiating tactic or just more delay? Either way, this back-and-forth isn’t helping anyone’s nerves — especially the oil and gold markets.
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Iran once again saying that the US claims of a uranium agreement are untrue.
Iran is willing to discuss nuclear issues and enriched uranium only after the current MOU is implemented for at least 60-days
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
A senior Iranian official told ISNA that compliance by the U.S. with a prospective MOU could pave the way for 60-day negotiations on nuclear issues and enriched uranium reserves, alongside sanctions relief and asset unfreezing.
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Israel insists on keeping the right to hit 'threats' in Lebanon; Iran demands a full, sustainable ceasefire with no exceptions.
Without agreed definitions of 'threat' and real enforcement, any deal risks collapsing into the next cycle. The gap between Trump's public orders and actions on the ground remains the key test.
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The amazing thing about Israel trying to derail the deal by insisting on the right to bomb Lebanon:
Trump announced on April 18 that as part of a deal, he ordered Israel to stop bombing Lebanon, claiming it's "PROHIBITED."
Israel laughed in his face and bombed the next day.
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
🗞️ Israeli PM Netanyahu said he spoke with President Trump, and Trump “reaffirmed Israel’s right to defend itself against threats on every front, including Lebanon.” The remarks come as Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem says the memorandum of understanding currently being negotiated includes a ceasefire in Lebanon, but Israel is pushing Washington to include language allowing continued military operations in Lebanon under the justification of responding to “any threat.” According to Hashem, Iran has rejected that formulation and is insisting on a sustainable, lasting ceasefire.
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@DeItaone Iran: End the war and secure Hormuz first, nuclear issues pushed to 60 days.
US: Quick de-escalation via framework deal, sanctions and enrichment left for later.
Both sides claiming wins while the hard part remains on the table.
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IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON SAYS IF MOU FINALIZED, SOME DETAILS OF THE MOU AND OTHER SUBJECTS INCLUDING NUCLEAR ISSUE WILL BE NEGOTIATED IN A 60 DAY PERIOD
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON SAYS THE 14 POINT MOU IS FOCUSED ON AN END TO THE WAR, END TO THE U.S. NAVAL BLOCKADE IN EXCHANGE FOR IRAN TAKING STEPS TO INSURE SAFE TRANSIT IN HORMUZ
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Framework first, details later.
Iran signals that if the 14-point MoU is finalized, the focus will be ending the war and securing safe transit through Hormuz — while nuclear issues and other contentious points get pushed into a 60-day negotiation window.
This is classic diplomacy: lock in the easier wins first, buy time on the hard files. Short-term de-escalation narrative could ease oil prices and support risk sentiment, but real progress on enrichment and sanctions relief remains the key test.
The next 60 days will be decisive. #Geopolitics #Iran"
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON SAYS IF MOU FINALIZED, SOME DETAILS OF THE MOU AND OTHER SUBJECTS INCLUDING NUCLEAR ISSUE WILL BE NEGOTIATED IN A 60 DAY PERIOD
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@Reuters Overall, optimism is dominating the market environment, which is also having a positive impact on precious metals.
TheWorldScope@TheWorldScopeX
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Gold rises on weaker dollar, easing oil as investors assess US-Iran deal prospects reut.rs/4tUk3Ry reut.rs/4tUk3Ry
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Today’s gold analysis:
Spot gold rose 1.1% this morning, reaching USD 4,557.46 per ounce. U.S. gold futures also gained 0.8%, trading at 4,558.80.
The main reasons behind today’s rise in gold;
-Weaker US Dollar
-Hopes of a US-Iran agreement
-Geopolitical Risk Premium Dynamics
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