The organization that oversees the American financial markets has announced that it is investigating suspicious oil transactions related to the Iran war and Donald Trump's decision to abandon ground attacks on Iran's power plants.

The organization that oversees the American financial markets has announced that it is investigating suspicious oil transactions related to the Iran war and Donald Trump's decision to abandon ground attacks on Iran's power plants.

David Miller, director of the regulatory enforcement division of the US Futures Trading Commission, said at a meeting in New York on Thursday, October 22 that the investigation has been ongoing since it began and the case is still open.

The subject of the investigation is the transactions made in connection with Trump's decision in March to withdraw from the ground attack on Iran's power plants.

Military decisions in the Middle East can have a significant impact on global oil prices, and traders who know about such decisions earlier than others may benefit from price changes.

However, it remains unclear who was involved in the transactions being investigated and whether there was any breach.