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The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran engaged in discussions with the Governors of Turkey and Tunisia during the Islamic Banks Summit. This meeting…
Brigadier Rahimi: Over 4.2 Billion Euros Returned to the Country
The Economic Security Police have recovered over 4.2 billion euros related to currency commitment violations. A major suspect and 13 others have been arrested in…
Central Bank Governor Departed for Turkey
The Governor of Iran's Central Bank is attending a meeting in Turkey with other Islamic countries' central bank governors. This event highlights Iran's engagement in…
Why Are European Countries Moving Their Gold Out of the U.S.?
Central banks, particularly in Europe, are relocating their gold reserves, with the Netherlands recently moving some gold from the U.S. This shift raises questions about…
Zandian: The Value of the National Currency Must Be Preserved
The representative from Bijar County highlighted concerns over currency market fluctuations, attributing some issues to external pressures while emphasizing the need for government accountability. This…
Iran Transfers $7.5 Billion in Oil Revenues to Central Bank Amid US Naval Blockade
Iran has successfully transferred $7.5 billion in oil revenues to its central bank despite ongoing US naval blockades. This move highlights Iran's resilience in managing…
Central Banks Rely on Market Forces Amid Increased Risks from Iran Conflict
The article discusses how central banks are allowing market mechanisms to manage economic challenges exacerbated by the ongoing conflict involving Iran. This situation involves Iranian…
Iran's War Risk Influences African Central Banks to Maintain Higher Interest Rates
The ongoing risk of war involving Iran is influencing African central banks to maintain higher interest rates. This situation highlights the interconnectedness of geopolitical tensions…
Gold Surpasses Dollar as Leading Reserve Asset: Implications for Global Finance and Iran
Gold has surpassed US Treasuries to become the largest reserve asset, now making up 27% of global reserves. This shift indicates a potential decline in…
Iran Peace Deal's Impact on ECB Rate Decisions: Central Banker Insights
A central banker has stated that a potential peace deal involving Iran will not affect the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision to raise interest rates.…
Major Central Banks to Meet This Month to Discuss Interest Rates
Central banks from major economies are convening this month to discuss interest rate policies. This meeting involves key financial authorities from around the world, including…
Dollar Stabilizes Amid Anticipation of Iran Conflict Developments and Central Bank Decisions
The dollar remains stable as global markets anticipate developments regarding the Iran conflict and central bank policies. Investors are closely monitoring the situation in Iran,…
Dollar Stabilizes as Global Markets Monitor Iran Conflict and Central Bank Decisions
The dollar remains stable as global markets anticipate developments regarding the Iran war and decisions from central banks. Investors are closely monitoring the situation in…
Asian Markets Rise and Oil Prices Steady Amid Iran Negotiations and Central Bank Developments
Asian shares have increased and oil prices remain stable as global markets are closely monitoring ongoing talks regarding Iran's nuclear program and potential central bank…
Bank of England's Greene Warns of Long-Term Economic Impact from Iran Conflict
Bank of England's Greene warns that the economic impact of the ongoing conflict involving Iran may not be temporary, suggesting that central banks should prepare…
The Hormuz Ceasefire That Isn't: Why Oil Markets Remain Hostage to Unresolved Supply Shocks
Despite President Trump declaring the US-Iran conflict "terminated" on May 1, US ships continue to blockade Iranian oil exports, keeping global energy supply chains constrained.…