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Debt Collection Is Improving: NDFI

EghtesadOnline: Head of the National Development Fund of Iran (NDFI) said repayment of loans given by the sovereign wealth fund has gained pace in recent months.
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Publish Date:06/September/2022 | 24:01

Avoiding Domestic Debt Default Is Imperative: PBO

EghtesadOnline: Head of the Plan and Budget Organization said the government’s income from selling debt has been used mainly to reimburse bonds sold in the past.
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Publish Date:22/November/2021 | 14:02

Iran's CB Says Has No Debt to Gov't

EghtesadOnline: The Governor of Central Bank of Iran Abdolnasser Hemmati dismissed claims that the CBI is the "government’s biggest debtor.”
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Publish Date:17/April/2021 | 19:07

Equities Playing Bigger Role

EghtesadOnline: Economic sectors benefited from the capital market to the tune of 3,030 trillion rials ($12 billion) in the first ten months of the current fiscal year that ends in March.
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Publish Date:20/February/2021 | 14:54

External Debt Declines 3.4 Percent to $9 Billion

EghtesadOnliine: Iran’s foreign debt was $9.031 billion at the end of last fiscal year that ended in March, dropping slightly from $9.339 billion at the end of fiscal 2018-19 to register 3.4% decline.
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Publish Date:20/June/2020 | 08:10

Iranian Carmakers Saddled With $1.4 Billion Debt

EghtesadOnline: Major carmakers Iran Khodro and SAIPA have seen their debt tally with parts makers, banks and financiers build up in the past few months amassing a debt of 200 trillion rials ($1.37 billion), said the secretary of the Specialized Manufactures of Auto Part Association.
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Publish Date:16/October/2018 | 09:25

CBI: Foreign debt down in Ordibehesht

EghtesadOnline: Excerpts of Iranian economic statistics relating to the first two months of this Iranian year (started on March 20) show that Iran’s foreign debts decreased by 75 million dollars in value in Iranian month of Ordibehesht (April 20-May 20) compared to that in the previous month.
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Publish Date:25/July/2016 | 11:05

External Debt Falls 27%

EghtesadOnline: Foreign debt was $6.3 billion by the end of the last calendar year (March), the Central Bank of Iran said -- almost 27.6% lower on the year before.
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Publish Date:22/July/2023 | 22:14

Foreign Debt Down 17%

EghtesadOnline: Iran’s foreign debt was $7.16 billion by the end of the fifth calendar month (August 22), the central bank said Saturday. This was almost 17.4% lower from the beginning of the year in March 2022.
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Publish Date:06/November/2022 | 22:42

Debt Relief for Virus-Hit Businesses

EghtesadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran on Saturday announced financial relief to businesses battered by months of lockdowns to curb the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Publish Date:27/December/2020 | 16:49

Bid to Resolve Debt Problem of Private Power Producers

EghtesadOnline: Talks are being held to help address the financial problems of private power producers who built plants with forex loans from the National Development Fund of Iran (sovereign wealth fund) and are unable to repay.
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Publish Date:29/November/2020 | 13:18

Gov’t Raises $2 32m in Bond Sale

EghtesadOnline: The government raised 49.9 trillion rials ($232 million) by selling Islamic bonds in the debt market on Tuesday.
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Publish Date:08/July/2020 | 09:23

DoE Chief Dismisses Caspian Water Plan as a Nonentity

EghtesadOnline: The plan to transfer water from the Caspian Sea to the drought-hit Semnan Province will not see the light of day in the near future, not due to ecological concerns but because it is economically unviable, head of the Department of Environment said.
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Publish Date:29/December/2019 | 24:05

CBI Frets Over Debt of Non-Gov’t Banks

EghtesadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran in its latest report said debts of banks and credit institutions to the CBI totaled 1.5 quadrillion rials ($11.32 billion) in the calendar month September 22, up 37.3% year on year and 14.1% compared to the last yearend (March 21).
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Publish Date:21/November/2018 | 10:23

Stocks Stutter Against Bonds in Tehran

EghtesadOnline: T ehran stocks’ attraction is further dissipating, as the debt and foreign exchange markets take centre-stage and new political risks sour equity traders’ sentiment.
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Publish Date:17/March/2018 | 07:49