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Chinese fleet of warships docks at Iran port
A warship and a destroyer have made an unprecedented visit to Iran #39;s Persian Gulf port of Bandar Abbas, marking a step forward in bilateral relations between Tehran and Beijing. The 17th...
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Iran unveils UAV for air combat
Iran has unveiled its first unmanned aircraft armed with air-to-air missiles. According to the Deputy Defense Minister, the drone has been successfully tested and is ready to be delivered...
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Measures like sanctions hampering nuclear talks between Iran, P5+1
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Most analysts watching Iran's economy agree that Rouhani has made positive changes after inheriting an economy in ruin from his presidential predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. That said, Iran's nowhere near where it would like to be economically, and foreign investment is likely to remain limited as long as the nuclear issues remain unresolved.
"Unless there's a nuclear deal and sanctions are eased, Iran's economy is unlikely to improve significantly," said Alireza Nader, international policy analyst at Rand Corp. "Iran's economy is still in bad shape."
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Turquoise handles 90 percent of the foreign inflows into the Iranian stock market, and Rabii admitted that despite increased interest from overseas, it's still difficult to get investors to commit money, because of sanctions worries.
"We're even getting more interest from investors in the United States," he said. "Although when we do, we have to tell them U.S. law prohibits investment in Iran."
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