The last statistics of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Adminis­tra­tion (IRICA) show that Iran’s foreign trade volume in the Iranian year 1400 (Mar.21 2021- Mar.20 2022) has reached $101.632 billion, that is 38% more than in the year 1399.

The export volume of non-oil goods (excluding crude oil, fuel oil and kerosene and also without considering exports of luggage trade) in the last year 1400 valued at $48.619 billion (+40%). China ($14,323 million), Iraq ($8,916 million), Turkey ($6,087 mil­lion), the Uni­ted Arab Emirates ($4,929 million) and Afghanistan ($ 1.839 million) were Iran’s five ma­jor export destinations, which accounted for 74% in total.

Iran imported goods valued at $53.013 billion (+36%) in the last Ira­ni­an year 1400. Ac­cor­dingly, the United Arab Emirates ($ 16,534 million), China ($ 12,744 million), Turkey  ($ 5,299 million), Germany ($ 1.924 million) and Russia ($ 1.665 mil­li­on) together export­ted $38.166 billion (72%) worth of products to the Islamic Republic of Iran in the same period.

TEHRAN-TIMES:   The Statistical Center of Iran (SCI) put the average inflation rate in the twelve-month period ended on March 20, which marks the end of the past Iranian ca­len­dar year 1400, at 40.2 percent. The center put the country’s point-to-point inflation rate at 34.7 percent in the last month of the past year, which means families have paid an average of 34.7 percent more for purchasing the same package of commodities and services in that month, compared to the same month in the preceding year.

The inflation rate in the twelve-month period ended on March 20 was 39.7 percent for the urban households, and 42.8 percent for the rural households. The point-to-point inflation rate was reported to be 34.5 percent for the urban households and 35.8 per­cent for the rural ones, according to the SCI.

The Statistical Center of Iran had put the inflation rate in the twelve-month period en­ded on March 20, 2021 (the end of the Iranian calendar year 1399) at 36.4 percent, rising 2.2 percent from the figure for the twelve-month period ended on the last day of the pre­ceding year.

In late November 2021, the head of Iran’s Budget and Planning and Budget Organi­zati­on (PBO) had said, “Considering the recent data provided by the Statistical Center of Iran the inflation is expected to be curbed in the next Iranian calendar year (begins in March 2022).” “No Money creation has taken place in the last three months, and a re­cent report by the Statistics Center of Iran shows that inflation is declining, these are in­di­cations that the inflation could be curbed by the next year,” Masoud Mir-Kazemi said at the time.

Eurostat:   EU27-Iran Foreign trade in January 2022 generated 357 mil­li­on Euro.

The 27 EU coun­­­tries exported goods worth € 287 million Euro (+26%) to Iran and im­por­­­ted goods worth € 70 million (+49%). Germany was the most important EU trade part­­ner of Iran, with a trade vol­ume of 131 million Euro, fol­lowed by Austria (42 million Euro) and the Ne­ther­lands (37 mil­lion Euro).

The European Union (EU27) export of goods to Iran in January 2022 stood at 287 mill­i­­on Euro, an in­crea­se of 26% com­­pared to January 2021. Ac­cor­ding to the la­test da­ta by Euro­stat, the sta­tis­tical of­fice of the European Union, 38% of the EU ex­­ports to Iran ca­me from Ger­­­many that de­­­li­ve­red goods worth € 108 million, that was 13% more than in January 2021. Second (14%) was Austria with ex­ports worth € 41 mil­­li­on  (660%), fol­lowed by the Netherlands (€ 32 million, +11%) and Italy (€ 25 million, -21%).

In January 2022 the 27 EU countries imported goods worth € 70 mil­li­on from Iran (+49%).  Most of the Iranian ex­ports to the Eu­­ro­pean Union (34%) went to Germany, which im­ported goods worth 23 mil­­lion from Iran (+33%), fol­­lowed by Italy (€ 14 mi­l­li­on, +81%), Bulgaria (€ 6 million, +259%), the Netherlands (€ 5 million, +161%) and Romania (€ 5 million, +125%). 

Im Januar 2022 erreichte der deutsch-iranische Außenhandel einen Wert von 133 Millio­nen Euro und lag damit im Ver­gleich zum Vorjahreszeitraum 17% höher.  Deutschland lieferte Wa­­­ren im Wert von 108 Milli­o­nen Euro (13%); die iranischen Lieferungen nach Deutschand  lagen mit 25 Mio. Euro 37% höher als im Vorjahreszeitraum.

Wichtigste Warengruppen bei den deutschen Lieferungen nach Iran im Januar 2022 wa­­­­ren Ge­treide (32 Mio. Euro), pharma­zeu­ti­sche Er­­zeug­nissen (14 Mio. Euro),  Ma­­­schi­­nen, Apparate und mechanische Geräte (12  Mio. Eu­ro), verschiedene Erzeugnisse der chemischen Industrie (8 Mio. Euro), gefolgt von opti­schen, pho­to­­gra­fi­schen usw. Er­zeug­­nissen (6 Mio. Eu­ro), Tabak (5 Mio. Euro) sowie elek­tro­­tech­­ni­schen Er­zeug­nissen (4 Mio. Euro)

Die iranischen Liefe­run­gen nach Deutschland im Jahr 2021 setz­ten sich u.a. zu­sam­­men aus ge­niess­baren Früch­­­­­­­ten und Nüssen im Wert von 11 Mio. Eu­­ro, an­de­­ren Waren tie­­ri­schen Ur­­­­­­­sprungs (Häu­te und Schafs­­därmen, 3 Mio. Eu­ro), pharma­zeu­­ti­schen Er­zeug­­­nis­sen (3 Mio  Eu­ro),  sowie Teppi­chen (2 Mio. Euro).

Eine Ta­bel­le mit 98 Wa­rengruppen kann angefordert werden.  Nach Angaben des Statis­ti­schen Bun­des­amtes 

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