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Iran’s latest customs statistics show a negative trade balance of $45 billion in non-oil trade over the past four months

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Iran's latest customs statistics show a negative trade balance of $45 billion in non-oil trade over the past four months

The latest customs statistics in Iran show a negative trade balance of 45 billion dollars in non-oil trade in the first four months.

The latest customs statistics in Iran indicate an 8% decline in non-oil exports and an 11% growth in imports.

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The latest customs statistics in Iran show a negative trade balance of 45 billion dollars in non-oil trade in the first four months.English

News agencies close to the government reported on Sunday, 14th of August, based on customs data, that in the first four months of 1402, the country’s non-oil exports, excluding crude oil, furnace oil, white oil, and suitcase trade, decreased by 79.7% to reach 15 billion and 906 million dollars.

The Islamic Republic Customs has stopped publishing official statistics on its website for the past three years and only provides a report on the overview of non-oil trade for publication by government media.

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