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U.S. Grants 45-Day Waiver to Iraq to Purchase Iran's Energy Supplies
Iraq can continue to import natural gas and energy supplies from Iran for a period of 45 days, the United States has said, several days after reimposing sanctions.
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SWIFT to Disconnect some Iranian Banks in a few Days
The Belgium-based SWIFT financial messaging service will be disconnecting some Iranian banks this weekend, said SWIFT chief executive Gottfried Leibbrandt at an event in Paris on Friday.
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Iranian National Cryptocurrency to be Granted to Commercial Banks
CEO of Informatics Services Corporation said Iran's national cryptocurrency will be handed in banks for financial exchanges.
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SWIFT Action against Iranian Banks is Regretful: European Commission
European Commission said that SWIFT's stance for suspending Iranian access to it is regretful.
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India to Purchase 9 Million Barrels of Iranian Oil amid Sanctions
India’s Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that two Indian companies have placed orders to buy Iranian oil in November.
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Ditching Dollar in Tehran-Seoul Trade
South Korea and Iran have agreed to switch to national currencies in trade exchanges as the sides aim to strengthen relations despite the US sanctions on Tehran.
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Germany or France May Host European Clearing House with Iran
Despite the rumors that no one is willing to host the trade mechanism over fears of US sanctions, France or Germany have been named as the most viable options.
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CBI Is Prepared for Tougher Situations: Hemmati
Central Bank of Iran's Governor said new round of U.S. sanctions were predictable, adding the central bank is prepared for tougher situations.
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EU to Retaliate against U.S. Sanctions on Iran by Strengthening Euro
A response to US-initiated unilateral sanctions should consist of measures to make the euro stronger when it comes to international transactions, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told.
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Iran to Open Special Account in Iraqi State-Owned Bank
Vice president of Iran's Chamber of Commerce's investment commission says Iran is going to open a special account in an Iraqi state-owned bank,adding granting waiver to Iraq by U.S. is based on having non-dollar transaction with Iran.
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U.S. to Impose Sanctions on 700 Iranian Individuals and Companies
Trump Administration will impose new round of sanctions over 700 Iranian entities.
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U.S. Grants Waiver to South Korea for Importing Iranian Oil
South Korea has received a waiver on the renewed U.S. embargo on imports of Iranian oil, after months of negotiations between the allies, foreign media reported Monday.
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U.S. Threatens SWIFT to Penalty If it Provides Services to Iran
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has warned global financial messaging service SWIFT that it could be penalized if it doesn’t cut off financial services to entities and individuals doing business with Iran.
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Iranian Financial Regulators Integrating with Russian SPFS
The Russian MP said Russia is already engaged in talks with Chinese, Turkish and Iranian financial regulators on integrating SPFS with financial messaging systems of these countries.
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IMF: Iran Should Strengthen its Macroeconomic Stability
International Monetary Fund says Iran should safeguard its macroeconomic stability in new round of U.S.sanctions on its oil sector.
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Iran Ranks 128th in Business Environment in World
The World Bank Group states that Iran's business environment in 2019 inched up to 128 out of 190 countries.
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Trump Administration Grants Waiver to India for Importing Iranian Oil
The US has broadly agreed to grant India a waiver from Iran sanctions, which would allow Indian oil companies to continue to import about 1.25 million tonnes of oil a month till March from Tehran, sources familiar with the matter said.
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South Korea Looking for Waiver from U.S. to Import Iranian Oil
South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha asked his US counterpart, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, to grant his country a waiver for new US sanctions targeting Iran's partners in a recent phone call.
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Europe Wants Iran to Connect International Banking System
European nations are seeking to ensure at least one Iranian bank stays connected to the world after the US imposed new sanctions against the country, a French senator said in Tehran.
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German Exports to Iran Stand at 1.8 Billion Euros
Germany has seen its exports to Iran have been steady since the United States walked out of the 2015 nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic.
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22 Million Barrels of Iranian Oil en Route to China
A large amount of Iranian crude oil will arrive at China's Dalian port during October and the beginning of November, right before US sanctions on Iran apply.
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FATF Gives 4 Months to Iran to Complete Reforms
The international group that monitors money-laundering worldwide said Iran had until February to complete reforms that would bring it into line with global norms or face consequences.
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America Imposes New Sanctions on 4 Iranian Banks
The US Treasury announced that four Iranian banks, will be targeted by new Iran's sanctions.
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Iran,Africa Banking Relations Barriers Solved
Secretary General of the Economic Cooperation Council of Iran and Africa in Iran's Chamber of Commerce reported that Iran and Africa banking problems have been solved.
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Iran Foreign Debt Shrinks
Iran's external debt volume during the first five months decreased by 8 percent year-on-year.
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Iran Demands to Have Euro Bank Guarantee from India
Iran has insisted that India should provide it a euro-denominated bank guarantee to operate the project.
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India to Keep Oil Purchase from Iran amid U.S. Sanctions
The world's third-biggest oil consumer, India, will continue importing crude from Iran despite US threats to punish companies working in the Islamic Republic past the November sanctions deadline,
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IMF Releases its Prediction of Iran Economy
IMF predicted that Iran economy will shrink in 2018 and 2019.
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India Pursuing Barter or Rupee Agreement with Iran,Russia, Venezuela
India discussed the possibility of trading oil with Russia, Venezuela, and Iran either in Indian rupees or under a barter agreement, citing an unnamed official.
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JPMorgan to Pay $5.26 mn to OFAC due to Transaction with Iran
JPMorgan Chase Bank has agreed to pay penalties of more than $5.26 million to settle over 87 violations of US sanctions, including measures imposed against Iran and Cuba, the US Treasury said.