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According to Interfax news agency, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said that Russia is still considering implementing a diesel export ban.Sources say Apple (AAPL.O) is concerned about the leak of iPhone 18 Pro related documents on the dark web.According to sources and related documents, Apple (AAPL.O) supplier Tata Electronics was hacked, and unreleased documents related to the iPhone 18 Pro have been uploaded to the dark web. The leaked information includes supplier lists, component details, and photos of the iPhone 18 Pro.On June 30th, the Wall Street Journal analyzed that although Federal Reserve Governor Cook emerged as a direct winner in the Supreme Court ruling, the biggest beneficiary might be Warsh, who just took office as Federal Reserve Chairman in May. The US Supreme Court ruled to prevent President Trump from removing Cook from office, reaffirming the protections granted to Federal Reserve governors by Congress. This means the president cannot easily remove a Federal Reserve governor on controversial grounds, thus limiting the space for pressuring the Fed through replacements and providing institutional guarantees for Warsh to lead the Fed more independently. The analysis points out that if the president could easily dismiss a Federal Reserve governor and replace him with a like-minded official, the Feds independence would be severely weakened, and Warsh would find it difficult to manage the institution. Investment manager Mark Spindall stated that allowing the president to remove governors on flimsy grounds and fill the vacancies with "loyalists" would undermine Warshs ability to focus on achieving the Feds policy objectives. However, the report believes that this ruling does not completely eliminate the possibility of presidential pressure on the Fed; the Feds future independence still depends on how Trump treats Warsh, whom he personally appointed, and whether the Supreme Courts 5-4 ruling will be upheld in future cases.Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: Experts from Iran and Oman will begin talks on this matter in the coming days.
