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$13.4 billion in 2024, highlighting the substantial share of non-oil goods and services in their economic relationship.
However, more recent figures indicate that non-oil trade between the two nations dropped roughly 24 percent in the first 11 months of 2025 compared to the same period the year bef ...
$14 billion since the ceasefire. He concluded that after reaching a dead end in direct confrontation with Iran, Washington is now seeking to use these countries as tools, adopting the option of limited war and managing the battle through regional allies while providing logistical support, ammunition ...
$105 a barrel at one point. Investment bank JP Morgan predicts oil will likely remain in the low $100s for most of the year, averaging $97 for 2026, and warns that even reopening Hormuz would not quickly restore normal supply conditions due to constraints on tanker availability, refinery ramp-ups, a ...
$100 a barrel in the midst of war and the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, energy-importing nations in the region are facing severe economic pressure. Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which rely heavily on fuel imports, have been hit hardest, sharply higher transport and vehicle fuel costs are now rip ...
$100 billion. Meanwhile, a considerable amount is blocked in the Qatari banks, reaching $12 billion.
These are not usually frozen by Qatar, but Iran’s assets in the international financial system whose transfer is impossible due to sanctions on Iran. The case dates back to a couple of years a ...
$11 million, alongside real estate, luxury vehicles, and gold bullion. Part of these assets were discovered in unusual locations, such as private homes or underground hiding spots.
According to unofficial data, the actual embezzlement figures dwarf these amounts dramatically; in just one case, the ...
$130, and growing anxiety among market players, and it is clear that traders are no longer buying Washington’s promises. They are making decisions based on real developments in the strait.
This situation signals that the Trump administration has failed on two strategic fronts: first, it ...
$1 billion and where Turkish defense firms played a role in the supply chain. Washington then followed up with CAATSA sanctions, targeting Turkey’s defense industry.
The truth is that the S‑400 never actually became part of Turkey’s active air-defense network. The pressure from Washingt ...
$12 billion last year. This year, the figure has dipped slightly, mainly due to a drop in Iran’s gas exports.”
Given the vast potential between the two neighbors, the current volume remains well below the proper level. That is why officials in Tehran and Baghdad have repeatedly set a ta ...
$10 billion in annual exchanges, expanding trade in national currencies, linking alternative banking networks to bypass SWIFT, scaling up barter arrangements, and co-investing in transport and energy.
What this trajectory makes clear is that the Caspian is no longer merely a shipping lane. It has b ...