<p>The Treasury announced a 60-day reprieve that allows the sale of Iranian crude as part of an initial U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at ending the conflict. </p>
<p>The move marks a sudden shift in policy, creating a temporary window during which Iranian oil can be marketed. </p>
<p>The reprieve is described as a preliminary step in broader negotiations between the two countries. </p>
<p>Officials indicated the period is limited to 60 days and is tied to the ongoing efforts to reach a comprehensive settlement. </p>
<p>The development represents a notable change in approach, potentially impacting related economic and diplomatic dynamics as talks continue. </p>
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