Iran says its trade surplus exceeded $3.4 billion over a period of four months starting March 21, 2016 in what is seen as the country’s best post-sanctions trade performance.
Iran says it welcomes China’s investments in its non-oil projects, stressing that it stands ready to have an active participation in the Silk Road Initiative pursued by Beijing.
Iran says it has signed two memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with two major Chinese banks to provide loans for its key development projects.
Iran says it has been offered a major export credit line by Norway worth €1 billion in what could be a fresh indication of Oslo’s determination to expand relations with the Islamic Republic in post-sanctions era.
Iran’s prized rug trade is getting a boost from the lifting of sanctions, with exports to the US reclaiming the lost ground in a big way.
More indications emerge to show that banking problems remaining from the sanctions against Iran are still obstructing the country’s exports.
Boeing representatives are currently in Tehran, discussing the US planemaker’s planned sale of commercial aircraft to Iran.
Russia says its trade with Iran has increased by 70.9 percent after the sanctions against the Islamic Republic were removed earlier this year.
Turkeys customs minister says the volume of trade exchanges between Tehran and Ankara has increased by 30 percent since the removal of sanctions against Iran.
Turkey says its trade with Iran has increased 30 percent since the lifting of US-led sanctions on the Islamic Republic in January.