By Andrea Shalal and Timothy GardnerWASHINGTON, June 23 (Reuters) - Tehran stands to gain billions of dollars from a 60-day reprieve from U.S. sanctions announced on Monday, but unwinding more than four decades of restrictions poses legal, political and commercial challenges that could take years.At issue is whether an interim U.S. deal with Iran can translate into lasting economic relief, given the complexity of dismantling a sanctions regime that spans U.S. law, international measures and private-sector risk concerns.

The first round of US-Iran negotiations concludes with a temporary lifting of sanctions but progress on the nuclear issue muddied by both sides

The U.S. temporarily removed oil sanctions on Iran Monday, creating the potential for an Iranian economic windfall in U.S. dollars as the first round of talks ended in…

By Andrea Shalal and Timothy GardnerWASHINGTON, June 23 (Reuters) - Tehran stands to gain billions of dollars from a 60-day reprieve from U.S. sanctions announced on Monday, but…

US waives sanctions on Iranian oil for 60 days. Prediction market shows low confidence in final nuclear deal.

Removing the remaining sanctions — if it happens — will represent a stark change in US policy toward the Middle East.

US grants Iran oil sanctions waivers, boosting Tehran's revenue. Final nuclear deal by August 18, 2026 at 21.5% YES.

WASHINGTON, June 23 — Tehran stands to gain billions of dollars from a 60-day reprieve from US sanctions announced yesterday, but unwinding more than four decades of...

Iran stands to gain access to billions of dollars in oil revenues after the United States granted a 60-day sanctions reprieve as part of a newly signed US-Iran memorandum of…