Ghalibaf answers Bessent Hormuz and U.S. debt claims

Sep 30

Responding to Bessent's prediction of Iran's economic collapse within two weeks, Ghalibaf publishes an argument that closed Hormuz, high energy prices and rising bond yields are creating a U.S. Treasury crisis. He says respecting Iranian rights is needed to resolve these problems. His message describes refinancing near-zero-rate borrowing at higher rates and reduced willingness or capacity of bond buyers, including China and Japan. These are Ghalibaf's economic claims and political response, not independently established forecasts.

Responding to Bessent's prediction of Iran's economic collapse within two weeks, Ghalibaf publishes an argument that closed Hormuz, high energy prices and rising bond yields are creating a U.S. Treasury crisis. He says respecting Iranian rights is needed to resolve these problems. His message describes refinancing near-zero-rate borrowing at higher rates and reduced willingness or capacity of bond buyers, including China and Japan. These are Ghalibaf's economic claims and political response, not independently established forecasts.