Baku, Azerbaijan, Dec. 23
By Elnur Baghishov – Trend:
Iran's external debt for this Iranian year (started on March 21, 2018) declined by 10.7 percent during seven months compared to the beginning of the year, according to the statistics of the Central Bank of Iran.
According to the Central Bank of Iran, at the end of the seventh month, Iran's foreign debt amounts to $10.93 billion. Some 6.198 billion accounts for medium and long-term debts, while $3.198 billion - short-term debts, Trend reports refering to IRIB.
Iran's debt is euro reaches 8.765 billion. Some 5.987 billion euros accounts for medium and long-term debts, while 2.777 billion euros - short-term debts.
Iran's debts reached $10.317 billion at the end of the sixth month. Foreign debts reached $11.305 billion at the end of the first month. In general, Iran's foreign debt declined during seven months.
Some 45.19 quadralion rials (about $1.07 trillion) accounts for the Central Bank's real estate abroad at the end of the sixth month.