A US-Japan trade deal hit a last-minute snag as Japanese officials sought assurances that the Trump administration will not impose national security tariffs on Japanese-built cars and auto parts. people familiar with the talks said.
Read More »South Korea to Purchase US LNG Worth $9.6b
Under the 15-year contract. US LNG will be delivered from Freeport LNG terminal or Calcasieu Pass.
Read More »Iran to Award $430 mln Project on Automating Mega Port in Strait of Hormuz
A $430 million deal will be signed and finalized today to allow the construction of the largest automated port terminal in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman for handling mining products and metals. Deputy Head of the Port and Maritime Organization.
Read More »Iran’s Economy on Rise. Inflation in Decline
SCI announced that figures from the last month of the local calendar show that point-to-point inflation rate has decreased by 6.6 percent in comparison with a month earlier. signaling that the country is doing well in the face of the US sanctions.
Read More »UN Secretary General Salutes `Turning Point` in Climate Crisis Struggle
The UN summit is set to provide a sobering counterpoint to Friday’s global climate strikes.
Read More »New US Sanctions to Have No Impact on Iran’s National Fund
The National Development Fund of Iran had already been impacted by the US sanctions. and the new round of Washington’s bans against Tehran will have no influence on the activities of the entity.
Read More »Repeating Bans Against CBI Shows US Lack of Anti-Iran Options
Abdolnaser Hemmati said that the recent US move to re-impose sanctions against the CBI. which has been already sanctioned. proves that Washington is left with no leverage to pose further pressure against Tehran.
Read More »Iran’s Currency Shows Indifference to US New Sanctions
Iran’s national currency. the rial. has kept its value against other currencies. signaling strength in the face of the new rounds of US sanctions against Tehran which were announced on Friday.
Read More »Iran Says Economic Growth Promising Despite US Sanctions
Abdolnasser Hemmati said that his country’s non-oil economy recorded a 0.4% growth in the first 3 months of the current Persian calendar year (March 21-June 21). adding that it showed that Tehran has contained the negative impacts of US sanctions.
Read More »Even Saudis don`t Believe Iranian Involvement in Aramco Attacks
The unprecedented attack knocked out more than half of Saudi crude output. or five percent of global supply.
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