Israel to press harsher line as Iran deal stands
Israel seeks a tougher end to the six month talks with Iran and demands a halt to uranium enrichment and the destruction of a plutonium reactor. Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects the deal as a historic mistake and plans to coordinate with the United States while maintaining pressure.
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EU Iran sanctions easing could come in December
EU officials say sanctions relief for Iran could begin in December as a six month period allows more UN access to nuclear sites in return for keeping core uranium program elements. Britain places relief at about seven billion dollars, with timing tied to Iran meeting its side of the bargain.
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Iran nuclear deal could push oil prices lower
The preliminary six nation agreement to freeze Iran's nuclear program could lift oil supply in the short term by easing sanctions. Brent crude may fall toward 90 dollars a barrel if a final accord is reached, though risks remain if talks falter.
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