The World Bank , in its latest Global Economic Prospects (GEP) report released on Tuesday, sees the Iranian economy growing by 2.2 percent in 2023, despite a sharp, long-lasting slowdown in the global economy.
News ID: 11035 Publish Date : 2023/01/15
A new report released by World Bank expects Iran’s economy to grow 3.7% in 2022.
News ID: 10768 Publish Date : 2022/06/14
Iranian economy is projected to grow by 3.7 percent in 2022 while the average global economic growth is seen at 2.9 percent in the said year, according to the World Bank ’s Global Economic Prospects (GEP) report released on Tuesday.
News ID: 10755 Publish Date : 2022/06/09
In a report on Iran’s economy released earlier this month, the World Bank has revised up its forecast for Iran's gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2022, expecting the country’s economy to grow 3.7 percent this year.
News ID: 10650 Publish Date : 2022/04/17
Mehrzad Ferdows said Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth that having acceptable economic growth and its increase has been one of the most important concerns of economic policy makers in different countries.
News ID: 10033 Publish Date : 2020/12/01
Iran's gross domestic product (GDP) excluding the oil fell 0.6 percent in the previous Iranian calendar year 1398 (ended on March 19), according to Statistical Center of Iran (SCI).
News ID: 9692 Publish Date : 2020/06/13
Production of graphite, lithium and cobalt may need to rise by nearly 500pc by 2050 from 2018 levels to meet demand from energy storage technologies in the clean energy transition, the World Bank said.
News ID: 9492 Publish Date : 2020/05/15
Production of battery metals such as graphite, lithium and cobalt will have to increase by nearly 500% by 2050 to meet the growing demand for clean energy technologies, the World Bank reported Monday.
News ID: 9477 Publish Date : 2020/05/12
The World Bank Group (WBG) is expected to launch health emergency programs in over 100 countries by the end of April to support the fight against COVID-19, with 64 already in operation, President David Malpass said Friday.
News ID: 9188 Publish Date : 2020/04/18
Since 2017, when Donald Trump took office in the White House, the global economy has gone through a whirlwind of deteriorating events. The situation has become worse every year so that most international economic institutions and organizations are becoming skeptic about the outlook of the global economy.
News ID: 7247 Publish Date : 2019/10/29
World Bank (WB) in its latest report on global debts dubbed “International Debt Statistics 2020” has put Iran’s external debts for 2018 at $6.324 billion, down about 6.5 percent from $6.761 billion in 2017.
News ID: 7207 Publish Date : 2019/10/12
Iran’s economy is expected to contract further by 8.7% in 2019-20 due to external shocks to oil and gas output.
News ID: 6634 Publish Date : 2019/10/12
The World Bank has downgraded Iran's economic growth estimates and forecasts in a new report.
News ID: 4251 Publish Date : 2019/04/08
Iran’s foreign debt will drop to $9.3 billion by the end of the current Iranian year (March 20, 2019) as the country’s oil exports will stand at one million barrels per day (bpd) next year, the World Bank predicted.
News ID: 3111 Publish Date : 2018/12/29
Iran ranks 78th out of 195 countries in its education and health care funding as measurements of its commitment to economic growth, findings of the first-ever worldwide scientific study show their levels of human capital investments.
News ID: 2399 Publish Date : 2018/10/09
Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture has conducted a study on the presence of foreign banks in different countries and its economic impact, underscoring the lack of such a presence in Iran and the missing advantages.
News ID: 1575 Publish Date : 2017/11/24
The World Bank , in its latest “Iran’s Economic Outlook” report, sees stronger growth in 2018-19 as investment growth turns positive and accelerates along with more political and economic stability, following the reelection of President Hassan Rouhani for a second four-year term in May 2017.
News ID: 1427 Publish Date : 2017/10/15