Iran is negotiating to resume oil exports to Japan under a 60-day US sanctions waiver, with implications for energy markets, risk sentiment, and crypto.

The US-Iran deal lifts oil sanctions, but further steps are needed to influence crude flows and improve transparency in Iranian oil trade.

Iran has rapidly ramped up crude exports after the U.S. temporarily lifted sanctions and ended its naval blockade under a 60-day negotiation framework.

Iran is negotiating to resume oil exports to Japan under a 60-day US sanctions waiver, with implications for energy markets, risk sentiment, and crypto.

A senior Iranian official said any deal would require the US to extend the current waiver given the shipping time between Japan and Iran.

Iran is in talks to sell crude oil to Japan following a temporary 60-day US Treasury sanctions waiver issued June 22, 2026, expiring August 21.

According to the news agency, Iran sees oil supplies to "a friendly country like Japan" to be a positive development and hopes for Japanese investment in the energy sector after…

Iran has started talks with Japanese companies under a US sanctions waiver allowing it to resume oil sales