Latest Iranian Customs Statistics: $45 Billion Negative Non-Oil Trade Balance in Four Months

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Latest Iranian Customs Statistics: $45 Billion Negative Non-Oil Trade Balance in Four Months

The latest statistics from Iran’s customs show a negative $45 billion balance in non-oil trade over four months.

The latest statistics from Iran’s customs indicate an 8% decline in non-oil exports and an 11% increase in imports.

Government-affiliated news agencies reported, based on customs data, that in the first four months of 1402 (Iranian calendar), the country’s non-oil exports, excluding crude oil, fuel oil, kerosene, and suitcase trade, decreased by 7.97% to $15.906 billion.

The Islamic Republic’s customs has stopped publishing official statistics on its website for the past three years, providing only a general report on non-oil trade for government media to publish.

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