Iran steel trade

EghtesadOnline: Steel trade in Iran is picking up after a long period of subdued demand and activity. In fact, demand has doubled or tripled for certain products, exceeding supply and boosting trade to the 200,000-ton range not seen in weeks, Iran Mercantile Exchange’s trade statistics for last week showed.

EghtesadOnlinew: Iranian steelmakers and customers in major outlet regions such as the Middle East, North Africa and Asia have started to voice concerns that the US decision to quit the nuclear agreement would have a negative effect on the country’s steel exports and consequently on output.

EghtesadOnline: Just observing an open session of the parliament or listening to a government official talking about trade could get anyone thinking that there is an essential moral quality to imports or exports.