Official reports from the United States indicate that the economic consequences of the American-Israeli war on Iran are becoming painfully visible on domestic soil, turning into a major nightmare for Trump and his allies
Based on the projection from the Kepler Institute, by the final week of April, the cumulative deficit in oil supply resulting from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will hit 700 million barrels
The head of the Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization announced the transit of 16,696,751 tons of goods through Iran’s land borders in the year 1404 (starting March 2025)
Since the beginning of the third war of aggression, the government has placed the facilitation and acceleration of the country’s trade on its agenda, so that while removing obstacles related to import facilities for essential goods, it has also replaced traditional methods with new trade corridors
Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations has warned that the politicization of financial systems, unilateral coercive measures, and the consequences of armed aggression are seriously hampering global development efforts and eroding trust in the multilateral system
The Minister of Agriculture stated that despite the naval blockade imposed by the United States, there is no problem in supplying essential goods and food because, due to the country’s vast size, imports can be carried out through various borders
An economic expert has outlined the consequences of a 40-day war on Iran’s mother industries and energy infrastructure, while explaining the requirements of economic policy in the current era, IRNA reported
The Director General of the Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization’s Freight Transport Office announced the transportation of 60.211 million tons of goods on the country’s roads between February 28 and April 17, 2026
During a staff inspection and visit to the Central Bank, the President, referring to the exceptional circumstances caused by the 40-day war and simultaneous external pressures, emphasized the necessity of maintaining financial stability and controlling inflationary expectations
The OPEC Secretariat announced that Saudi Arabia, with a daily production of 7,799,000 barrels, and Iran, with 3,060,000 barrels, were the top producers among major OPEC members in March