Bessent signals major bank sanctions Monday as U.S. tightens Iran financial pressure

Treasury Secretary Bessent's announcement of a large-bank sanction signals escalating financial pressure on Iran and previews a coordinated enforcement strategy that could reshape access to U.S. dollar markets.
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