Iran's Trade With EU Plunges 76%

Trade between Iran and European Union member states during the first four months of 2019 stood at €1.61 billion to register a 76.46% plunge compared with last year’s corresponding period.
Iran’s trade with Malta, Cyprus and Bulgaria increased by 130.35%, 70.3% and 24.11% respectively. These were the only EU members to experience an increase in commercial exchanges with Iran over the period, as those with the remaining 25 EU member states declined. 
Trade with Greece (€14.54 million), Luxembourg (€70,927), Spain (€68.24 million), France (€122.2 million) and Italy (€264.37 million) saw the sharpest declines of 97.82%, 96.9%, 93.13%, 87.85% and 84.58% respectively.
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