April 2015
Economic Policy Considers Both Domestic and Foreign Factors
Ayatollah Khamenei emphasized that Iran's economic issues stem from domestic factors rather than foreign ones, despite the interconnectedness of global economies. The article discusses the…
New Round of Nuclear Negotiations: Economic Hopes and Concerns
The final round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the 1+5 group begins in Vienna, aiming to finalize an agreement reached in Lausanne. While there…
Oil-for-Goods Exchange Agreement: Is Moscow Telling the Truth or Tehran?
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zangeneh denied the existence of a barter agreement with Russia for oil in exchange for goods, contradicting Russian claims. This…
IMF's Pessimism About Iran's Economic Future
The IMF's latest report presents a bleak outlook for Iran's economy, predicting minimal growth and high inflation and unemployment rates for 2015 and 2016. The…
Visit of European Economic Delegations to Iran
European economic delegations, including a Swiss group, are visiting Iran to explore investment opportunities and establish contacts ahead of a potential nuclear agreement. This marks…
How Much Oil Can Iran Export?
Iran's Oil Minister has ordered preparations for a rapid increase in oil exports post-sanctions. Current production stands at 2.77 million barrels per day, with potential…
Why Did the Lausanne Agreement Not Strengthen Iran's National Currency?
The article discusses why the Lausanne agreement did not lead to a significant decrease in the dollar price in Iran, despite expectations. Key factors include…
Lausanne Agreement and Iran's Economy: Hopes and Ambiguities
The Lausanne agreement is seen as a hopeful development for Iran's economy, potentially paving the way for foreign investment after years of sanctions. However, significant…
The Oil Market is Watching Lausanne
Analysts note a 'nervous state' in the global oil market linked to the ongoing nuclear negotiations in Lausanne between Iran and the P5+1. Traders are…