Currency trade in the secondary market, known locally as Nima, reached almost $4 billion from the beginning of the fiscal year in late March to May 9.
In press statement posted on its website on Monday, the Central Bank of Iran said the currency sold via Nima was double the amount from the same period last year.
Nima is an online platform affiliated to the CBI through which exporters sell their overseas currency and companies buy it for importing goods, machinery, equipment and raw materials.
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