Iran's non-oil foreign trade during the first four month of the current fiscal year (March 21-July 22) stood at $28,915 billion. Exports hit $14.605 billion during the four month to July 22 to register a 7,5% decline in US$ value year-on-year. Imports amounted to $14.310 billion, down 6.6% in US$ value over last year’s corresponding period. IRICA data also show that the exports and imports in Euro registered a growth of 1.2% resp. 2.2%.
Main Destinations of non-oil exports
Iran’s top export destinations were China with $ 3.627 billion, Iraq with $2.889 billion, Turkey with $2.360 billion, the UAE with $1.359 billion and Afghanistan with $733 million during the period under review. By “non-oil”, IRICA refers to all commodities, except crude oil. Therefore, oil-driven products and byproducts, as well as petrochemical products, are still categorized as non-oil.
Main Exporters to Iran
Major exporters to Iran during the first quarter of the current Iranian year were China ($3.450 billion) , the UAE ($2.257 billion), Turkey ($1.772 billion), India ($1.645 billion) and Germany with $678 billion.