An estimated €6.2 billion was sold via the secondary foreign exchange market, known as Nima, for import since the beginning of current fiscal year (March 20) up until June 28.
Nima is an online platform affiliated to the Central Bank of Iran where exporters sell their overseas currency income and companies buy it for importing goods, machinery, equipment and raw materials.
Of the said amount, €2.2 was secured via exporter revenue offered on Nima, the CBI’s public relations office said.
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