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According to Bloomberg, CFTC staff were ordered to withdraw a request to investigate suspicious trades worth billions of dollars, made just 15 minutes before Trump reversed course on his Iran policy.
On March 23, traders bet that oil prices would fall and U.S. stocks would rise shortly before Trump backed off his threats to attack Iranian power plants.
A senior adviser to CFTC Chairman Michael Selig reportedly intervened and took control of the review after forensic analysts flagged the trades for further investigation.
The traders’ identities remain unknown, and insider trading has not been confirmed.
According to Bloomberg, CFTC staff were ordered to withdraw a request to investigate suspicious trades worth billions of dollars, made just 15 minutes before Trump reversed course on his Iran policy.
On March 23, traders bet that oil prices would fall and U.S. stocks would rise shortly before Trump backed off his threats to attack Iranian power plants.
A senior adviser to CFTC Chairman Michael Selig reportedly intervened and took control of the review after forensic analysts flagged the trades for further investigation.
The traders’ identities remain unknown, and insider trading has not been confirmed.