Iran’s automotive industry experienced a dramatic contraction in the first month of the new Iranian year (beginning in March ...

Iran’s foreign exchange market has entered a new phase of volatility, with the dollar rising sharply from around 150,000 tomans early last week to above 170,000 by midweek—and extending its rally to ...

The global oil market is once again navigating a high-stakes geopolitical shock, as escalating US pressure on Iran and severe ...

Iran, meanwhile, remains predominantly stuck in the “factor-driven stage”—though not without significant knowledge-based activities in nanotech, biotech, and aerospace, these have yet to reach the ...

Gold-backed exchange-traded funds in Iran’s capital market continued to dominate investor attention on Tuesday’s trading ...

Closing the Strait of Hormuz has long been viewed as one of Iran’s most powerful geopolitical tools, especially during ...

School closures after the recent US-Israeli military attacks on Iran have left deep and potentially lasting damage on the ...

Iran’s domestic production is heavily dependent on imported machinery, medical and pharmaceutical equipment, and raw agricultural commodities. Higher import prices lead to cost-push inflation, a ...

Iran’s oil system is not collapsing under pressure—it is adapting. Decades of sanctions have transformed the country’s energy sector into one of the most flexible and battle-tested in the global ...

Iran’s labor market is sending mixed signals. On the surface, headline indicators suggest modest improvement. But a closer look reveals a more troubling reality: young people—especially women—are ...

Iran’s economy was already under heavy pressure before the recent military attacks by the United States and Israel. Chronic inflation, a persistent budget deficit, energy shortages and the continuing ...

Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said Iran’s oil and gas sector recorded notable growth in the Iranian calendar year 1403 (March 2024–March 2025) despite receiving only 22% of its approved financial ...