MNA Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Seyyed Abbas Araghchi said that United States uses dollar as a weapon.
He urged international community to stand against the USwrong policy ofusing the dollar as a weapon against independent governments.
He made the remarks on Thursday in the International Seminar ...
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Dollar could suffer if U.S. walks away from Iran deal: Kerry
If the United States walks away from the nuclear deal struck with Iran last month in Vienna and demands that its allies comply with U.S. sanctions, the dollar may soon cease to be the worlds reserve currency, the top U....
[caption id="attachment_5920" align="alignright" width="224"] Iranians selling US assets as nuclear deal nears.[/caption]
An Iranian who is living in between the United States and Iran in California told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that he and many other Iranians who are nationals of the Islamic Republic are selling their U.S. assets ...
Iran has sent a high-level delegation, led by top official Ali Shamkhani, to Damascus for talks with Syrias President Assad.
Shamkhani has increasingly been used as a political fixer in the Iraqi and Syrian crises.
Iranian State media put out Shamkhanis template declarationof cooperation: The principled stance of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding ...
Todays top headlines in Iran include Iran's president Ahmadinejad stressing onimplementation of second phase of subsidy reform plan; Iranian lawmaker remarks over government intention to implement subsidy plan and itsproblems; resumption ofPeugeot 206 production line byIranKhodro andEconomy Minister statements on omittingthedollarandeurofrom Iran's ...
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The U.S. dollar was sold at 26,300 rials on the unofficial Iranian market on Tuesday compared with 24,750 rials on Sunday, the Mehr news agency reported.
The pound and the euro were also traded at 42,500 rials and 33,900 rials, compared with 40,300 rials and 32,500 rials, respectively.
An ounce of gold was sold at 1767 dollars in ...
By Reuters
DUBAI, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Iran's rial sank about 5 percent in trading against the U.S. dollar on Monday after the central bank said it would change the currency's official exchange rate, prompting fears of another devaluation as the economy suffers from international sanctions.
The rial was trading in the free market at around 21,510 ...