BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 5. The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) allocated $35.3 billion worth of funds for imports from March 21 to November 5.
The data obtained by Trend from the CBI shows that $9.19 billion was allocated for the import of essential products and medicines during the mentioned period.
Thus, $2.14 billion was allocated for the import of corn, $1.29 billion for the import of oilseeds, $1.14 billion for the import of vegetable oil, crude oil, and palm oil, $833 million for pressed soybeans, $620 million for the import of rice, $597 million for the import of barley, and $436 million for the import of wheat.
Approximately $25.2 billion was allocated for imports in the trade sector during the mentioned period.
Nearly $5.2 billion was allocated for the transport industry and automobile imports, $3.32 billion for the electrical and electronics supply industry, $3 billion for the import of manufacturing equipment, $2.61 billion for the chemical and polymer industry, $1.8 billion for the mining industry, and $8.57 billion for other industries.
During the period, $954 million was allocated for the provision of services.
The data from the Customs Administration shows that Iran's non-oil exports reached approximately 92 million tons, valued at $32 billion in the seven months of the current Iranian year, decreasing by 1.88 percent in value but growing by 3.2 percent in weight compared to the same period last year.
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