Quarterly trade between Iran, U.S. stands at $15m

Based on the data released by the United States Census Bureau, the two countries traded $9.7 million worth of goods in the first quarter of 2021, Tasnim news agency reported. According to the mentioned data, Iran exported $4.7 million worth of commodities to the U.S. during Q1 2022, registering a drastic increase of 4,700 percent. The U.S. had imported only $100,000 worth of goods from Iran in the first three months of 2021.The imports from the U.S. also increased by seven percent compared to the figure for the previous year’s same period in which Iran imported only $9.6 million worth of commodities from the U.S. The Islamic Republic imported $10.3 million worth of goods from the U.S. in Q1 2022.The amount of trade between Iran and the United States is not significant compared to the two countries' total trade with the world. Iran ranks 175th among the U.S.’s top export destinations in the mentioned period while the country occupied the 161st among the U.S. sources of imports. Source: Tehran Times

Quarterly trade between Iran, U.S. stands at $15m

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