
According to a recent report, Iran has relaxed its currency regulations to allow exporters to use overseas earnings directly for imports. This policy change bypasses the requirement to sell foreign currency at official rates, potentially facilitating international trade under existing United States sanctions.
Exporters can now fund imports with overseas earnings without first selling their foreign currency at official rates, the Financial Times reported.
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