The terms of Britain’s future membership of the World Trade Organization will depend a lot on how it separates from the European Union, the director-general of the WTO said on Friday.

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Bank Indonesia sees Indonesia’s economic growth in the third quarter as unlikely to be as strong as previously expected and only reach 5% year-on-year, Bernama reported. With these developments,…

Thailand’s economy is recovering gradually but is stronger than that of many countries, the central bank governor said on Friday, amid concerns that a year of mourning for revered King Bhumibol…

The swift growth of the Polish economy has created a demand for workers, particularly cheap labor from the East. The gap is being filled by people from Belarus and Ukraine, many of whom used to…

World stock markets drifted Friday as investors increasingly factored in a Fed rate hike soon, based on the brightening US corporate and economic outlook.

EU leaders have voiced wariness that Russia is seeking to weaken the bloc, according to EU President Donald Tusk. However, an EU plan to threaten Russia with sanctions for its part in attacks on…

Citrus fruit exports from Mazandaran are expected to reach 20,000 tons by the end of the current Iranian year (March 20, 2017), said the governor of the northern Iranian province.

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October 20 in Iran is marked as the National Export Day by high-ranking officials, economic players and exporters from the public and private sectors who come together to review the country’s…

The priority of Mobarakeh Steel Company is to supply material required by Iran’s downstream manufacturers, while export is of secondary importance, the deputy head of sales at Iran’s largest steel…

Germany’s DHL Freight, a division of Deutsche Post DHL providing road and rail freight services across Europe, parts of the Commonwealth of Independent States, North Africa and the Middle East,…

A large Malaysian trade delegation headed by the country’s Minister of Industry and Foreign Trade Mustapa Mohamed left Kuala Lumpur for Tehran on Friday.

Iran imported over 905 kilograms of suture thread worth $15,191 in the first half of the current Iranian year (March 20-September 21, 2016).

Many nations are willing to join OPEC in cutting production to secure a continued improvement in oil prices, said Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Energy and Industry Khalid Al-Falih.

Russia will produce 548 million tons (11 million barrels per day) of oil next year, a post-Soviet record, however Moscow still wants global producers to curb production amid weak prices, Energy…

Haldor Topsoe, one of the world’s leading catalysis companies, is keen to expand its presence in Iran’s petrochemical industry and is in cooperation talks following the lifting of international…

Iran has reached an agreement with Greece to settle the latter's oil debts over two years, the deputy oil minister for international affairs said.

“Greece will repay its oil debt in…

The National Iranian Oil Company is expected to reach an agreement by the end of next month with Khatam-al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters, a major domestic contractor of engineering projects, on…

France's oil giant Total is expected to sign a $2 billion contract by March with the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company to build a petrochemical complex for olefin production in Iran,…

Iran wants to attract $72 billion in foreign investment for 80 major petrochemical projects in line with plans to triple petrochemical production over a decade, the top petrochemical official said…

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is to arrive in Tehran on Saturday and meet President Hassan Rouhani for talks on the volatile international oil market. Maduro has said his government will…

The First International Mineral Processing Activists Symposium (IMPAS 2016) is scheduled to be held in Tehran on October 25-26.

It’s been a busy month for Iran with a number of inroads being made into one of the world’s largest untapped markets.

Stocks gained small ground in the month of Mehr (ended October 21) on both stock exchanges in Tehran, as rising oil prices and US easing  of sanctions helped shares rise.

The world’s largest container shipping company Maersk Line has resumed calls to Iran after a five-year hiatus and hopes that access to a new, rapidly growing market will help it through the…

Zimbabwe’s tentative return to its own currency is getting a hostile reception from citizens, who fear a recurrence of the 500 billion percent inflation that plagued the southern African nation…