Iran Central Bank
- All
- News
-
Iran to Launch its Digital Rial CBDC into Public Pilot Phase
The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is spearheading the trial phase for the digital rial. The trial will be implemented June 21. For now, this trial will remain limited to the Kish Island.
-
US Sanctions Network Facilitating Illegal Tech Transfer To Iran's Central Bank
The US Treasury Department unveiled sanctions against a network of companies and individuals Friday for facilitating illegal technology transfers from dozens of US firms to Iranian entities, including the country's central bank.
-
Rupee Settlement Will Help India Trade With Russia, Iran and Neighbours: Report
The Indian central bank's decision to let importers pay with rupees and exporters be paid in rupees is likely to make trade easier with Russia and South Asian neighbours.
-
Donald Trump Announces "Highest Sanctions" But Says Won't Strike Iran
President Donald Trump on Friday announced new sanctions on Iran's central bank, calling the measures the "highest" sanctions ever imposed on a foreign country by the United States.
-
Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Dealings Banned by Iran's Central Bank
Iranians working in the fledgeling private cryptocurrency market said the ban was unlikely to affect their operations.
-
China Provides $10 Billion Credit Line To Iran
A Chinese state-owned investment firm has provided a $10 billion credit line for Iranian banks, Iran's central bank president said Saturday.
-
Iran To Appeal Seizure Of 9/11 Compensation Money
Iran's central bank said Sunday it will appeal Luxembourg's decision to freeze $1.6 billion of its assets, which the US is claiming as compensation for victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
-
Small Banks Help Iran Slowly Restore Foreign Financial Ties
Iran is gradually restoring banking links with the rest of the world by forging ties with smaller foreign institutions, even though large global banks are still holding back because of legal risks, Iranian officials and foreign bankers say.
-
India, Iran Agree To Clear $6.4 Billion In Oil Payments: Pradhan
The central banks of India and Iran have reached an arrangement to use European banks to process pending oil payments to Tehran, India's Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told Reuters, unlocking $6.4 billion in stalled funds.
-
Government To Pay 1.5% Interest On Iran Oil Dues: Report
India has agreed to pay Iran an interest of 1.5 per cent on $6.5-billion that refiners like Essar Oil and Mangalore Refinery (MRPL) owe it in oil dues, as a 'goodwill gesture'.
-
Iran Wants Indian Refiners to Pay Oil Dues in Euros: Report
Iran has asked Indian refiners such as Essar Oil and MRPL (Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd) to clear its past oil dues amounting to over $6 billion in euros within six months.
-
How Much Money Will Iran Garner from Unfrozen Assets?
Iran will receive $32 billion of unfrozen assets after sanctions were lifted in a deal with world powers over its nuclear programme, Iranian central bank chief Valiollah Seif said on Tuesday.
-
Iran To Get $32 Billion Of Unfrozen Assets After Sanctions End: Central Bank
Iran will receive $32 billion of unfrozen assets after sanctions were lifted in a deal with world powers over its nuclear programme, Iranian central bank chief Valiollah Seif said today.
-
Asian Stocks Sag, Greek Worries Continue to Dog Euro
Greece failed on Tuesday to reach an initial deal on reforms with its lenders, a precondition for financial help. Without a deal with the European Union and IMF, Athens faces the prospect of running out of money in a few weeks.
-
Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
-
Iran to Launch its Digital Rial CBDC into Public Pilot Phase
The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is spearheading the trial phase for the digital rial. The trial will be implemented June 21. For now, this trial will remain limited to the Kish Island.
-
US Sanctions Network Facilitating Illegal Tech Transfer To Iran's Central Bank
The US Treasury Department unveiled sanctions against a network of companies and individuals Friday for facilitating illegal technology transfers from dozens of US firms to Iranian entities, including the country's central bank.
-
Rupee Settlement Will Help India Trade With Russia, Iran and Neighbours: Report
The Indian central bank's decision to let importers pay with rupees and exporters be paid in rupees is likely to make trade easier with Russia and South Asian neighbours.
-
Donald Trump Announces "Highest Sanctions" But Says Won't Strike Iran
President Donald Trump on Friday announced new sanctions on Iran's central bank, calling the measures the "highest" sanctions ever imposed on a foreign country by the United States.
-
Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Dealings Banned by Iran's Central Bank
Iranians working in the fledgeling private cryptocurrency market said the ban was unlikely to affect their operations.
-
China Provides $10 Billion Credit Line To Iran
A Chinese state-owned investment firm has provided a $10 billion credit line for Iranian banks, Iran's central bank president said Saturday.
-
Iran To Appeal Seizure Of 9/11 Compensation Money
Iran's central bank said Sunday it will appeal Luxembourg's decision to freeze $1.6 billion of its assets, which the US is claiming as compensation for victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
-
Small Banks Help Iran Slowly Restore Foreign Financial Ties
Iran is gradually restoring banking links with the rest of the world by forging ties with smaller foreign institutions, even though large global banks are still holding back because of legal risks, Iranian officials and foreign bankers say.
-
India, Iran Agree To Clear $6.4 Billion In Oil Payments: Pradhan
The central banks of India and Iran have reached an arrangement to use European banks to process pending oil payments to Tehran, India's Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told Reuters, unlocking $6.4 billion in stalled funds.
-
Government To Pay 1.5% Interest On Iran Oil Dues: Report
India has agreed to pay Iran an interest of 1.5 per cent on $6.5-billion that refiners like Essar Oil and Mangalore Refinery (MRPL) owe it in oil dues, as a 'goodwill gesture'.
-
Iran Wants Indian Refiners to Pay Oil Dues in Euros: Report
Iran has asked Indian refiners such as Essar Oil and MRPL (Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd) to clear its past oil dues amounting to over $6 billion in euros within six months.
-
How Much Money Will Iran Garner from Unfrozen Assets?
Iran will receive $32 billion of unfrozen assets after sanctions were lifted in a deal with world powers over its nuclear programme, Iranian central bank chief Valiollah Seif said on Tuesday.
-
Iran To Get $32 Billion Of Unfrozen Assets After Sanctions End: Central Bank
Iran will receive $32 billion of unfrozen assets after sanctions were lifted in a deal with world powers over its nuclear programme, Iranian central bank chief Valiollah Seif said today.
-
Asian Stocks Sag, Greek Worries Continue to Dog Euro
Greece failed on Tuesday to reach an initial deal on reforms with its lenders, a precondition for financial help. Without a deal with the European Union and IMF, Athens faces the prospect of running out of money in a few weeks.
-
Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
