Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Abdolnasser Hemmati announced that Iran could manage to register positive growth in the first half of the current Iranian year.
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The water regulator says returns on invested capital will be capped at a rate of 5.02%. down from the current limit of 6.64%.
Read More »Iran Sees No Limit on Cooperation with Tajikistan
Ali Shamkhani highlighted the importance of closer relations with Tajikistan and said the Islamic Republic sees no limit on developing cooperation with the Central Asian country.
Read More »Visiting Iran Regularly. INSTEX Chief to Arrive on Jan. 12
German president of INSTEX. Michael Bock. who pays regular visits to Iran. will arrive in Tehran on January 12. head of Iran-Germany chamber of commerce Abbasali Ghazi announced.
Read More »Economic Growth Positive in H1
Iran could manage to register a growth of 0.5 percent in the first half of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21- September 22. 2019).
Read More »Iran’s Metal Exports Rising Despite US Sanctions
The country’s metal exports have jumped significantly in the first 7 months of the current local calendar year (March 21-October 22. 2019).
Read More »US Sanctions Unable to Prevent Iran`s Purchase of New Airplanes
Head of Iran Civil Aviation Organization (CAO) Ali Abedzadeh stressed ineffectiveness of the US sanctions in barring Tehran from renovating its civil air fleet.
Read More »Iran. China Keep Banking Initiatives Secret to Evade US Sanctions
The two sides have reached ``some agreements`` which they could not reveal any details about because of the sanctions.
Read More »Iran Hits S Korea with $6bln Bill for Delivered Crude
Iran has demanded a payment of $6 billion from South Korea for oil deliveries made in the last few years. according to a report in a South Korean daily that quoted unnamed government officials.
Read More »Palermo. CFT Still on Expediency Council’s Agenda
The two remaining FATF-related bills that Iran has been requiredthe by Paris-based Financial Action Task Force to endorse are still being evaluated by the Expediency Council.
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