Sharp rise in Iran’s foreign trade
Iran Customs Administration's reports suggest that the country's non-oil foreign trade has been increased significantly during last two months. The country's exports have been reportedly more than its imports in the mentioned period. Iran's exports in the mentioned period were around $8.154 billion, which is 30 percent more than the same time span previous year. The country's imports also stood at $7.688 billion, which shows a 35-percent increase compared to previous year. Iran's fiscal year starts on March 20 and Custom's report covers a period from March 20 to May 20. According to the Iran Customs Administration, Tehran's exports were a little more than $6 billion in the first two months of previous year, which was around 2 percent less than its preceding year. The country's imports were also $5.7 billion in the first two months of last year, some 33 percent less than its preceding year. So, Iran's non-oil trade shows a significa