Tehran Stock Exchange Index Passes 1mn Points
The Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) index has surpassed 1 million points for the first time in history.
Decision to Cut Four Zeros from Currency Grabs Headlines in Iran
IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Tuesday, May 5, 2020, and picked headlines from 12 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Iran Not 1st Country to Lop Zeros Off National Currency
The idea of knocking off zeros from countries’ national currencies goes back decades, with some governments removing noughts from banknotes several times to harness inflation.
Iran to Publicly Sell Shares of Four State-Owned Oil Refineries
Iran’s government spokesman says shares of four refineries will begin to be offered to the public soon.
Tehran Stock Exchange Index Hits Record High of 900,000 Points
The benchmark Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) index managed to break above its all-time highs hitting over 900,000 points.
Iran President Praises Central Bank’s Efforts to Meet Basic Demands
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has praised the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) for its efforts to meet the domestic demands and provide the necessary funding amid the severe international conditions caused by the coronavirus.
Things Everyone Should Know About Bankruptcy
When you find yourself deep in debt and you’re struggling to make payments each month, stress and anxiety can take over.
Iran’s Top Banker Urges IMF to Remain Neutral
Governor of the Central Bank of Iran has called on the International Monetary Fund to maintain its neutrality and review Tehran’s request for an emergency loan at its Board of Directors.
Iran Gov’t Selling Shares of Huge State Companies at Stock Market
Iran’s president has tasked the ministry of economic affairs to facilitate the selling of the shares of major state companies at the stock market as soon as possible.
Interest-Free Loans to Be Paid to Millions of Iranians amid COVID-19 Outbreak
The Iranian president says interest-free and low-interest loans will be offered to millions of Iranians and businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
