Japan & Mohammad Akraminia

Japan: Japan>>>'s economy showed growth, and its officials expressed readiness to intervene in foreign exchange markets to support the Japan — Japanese yen>>>.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, as Iran's army spokesman, issued the warning that Iran would 'open new fronts' against the United States if attacks resume, and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Japan: The Japanese market is trading sharply higher, driven by positive global cues and strong performance in index heavyweights and financial stocks. Economic data for Japan also showed positive trends in retail sales and industrial production.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, Iran's army spokesman, warned the United States that Iran would 'open new fronts' if attacks resumed and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Japan: The Japanese market is trading sharply higher, driven by positive global cues and strong performance in index heavyweights and financial stocks. Economic data for Japan also showed positive trends in retail sales and industrial production.

Mohammad Akraminia: Mohammad Akraminia, Iran's army spokesman, warned the United States that Iran would 'open new fronts' if attacks resumed and reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Japan: Destination for some oil; affected by shipping disruptions.

Mohammad Akraminia: Iranian army spokesman who called Strait of Hormuz a 'red line'.

Japan: Japanese markets rose.

Mohammad Akraminia: Akraminia announced Iran's halt of retaliatory strikes after the US pause. He is Iran's army spokesman.