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U.S. TREASURY IN COMING WEEKS WILL BEGIN SERIES OF MEETINGS WITH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE REGULATORS ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PRIVATE CREDIT MARKETS - SOURCES TREASURY OFFICIALS SEEK REGULATORS' FEEDBACK ON RISING USE OF FUND-LEVEL LEVERAGE, AND ON LIQUIDITY OF INVESTMENTS IN PRIVATE CREDIT MARKETS - SOURCES TREASURY OFFICIALS ALSO SEEKING FEEDBACK ON CONSISTENCY OF PRIVATE CREDIT RATINGS AND USE OF OFFSHORE REINSURANCE BY PRIVATE LENDERS - SOURCES FIRST TREASURY MEETING WITH REGULATORS EXPECTED TO BE ANNOUNCED AS SOON AS WEDNESDAY; MEETING'S OUTCOME WILL INFORM DIRECTION OF REGULAR FUTURE MEETINGS - SOURCES

President Donald Trump is weighing a military operation to extract nearly 1,000 pounds of uranium from Iran, according to US officials. No decision has been made, with risks to US troops under review. Trump remains open to the plan as part of efforts to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon and has pushed for Tehran to surrender the material in negotiations. Intermediaries including Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt are involved, though no direct talks have occurred. Officials said a targeted operation could avoid prolonging the conflict, as Trump signals he does not want an extended war.