Economic
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Marketing in a War Economy; Why Brand Silence Is More Costly Than Crisis?
In times of economic and geopolitical crises, marketing is no longer merely a tool for increasing sales but a core…
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Imports, and Supply Chains as the Three Major Challenges of Iran’s Edible Oil Industry
Iran’s edible oil industry has entered a new phase in recent years, where the fundamental rules of the market have…
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12% Rise in Essential Goods Handling at Ports
He reported a 12% increase in the unloading of essential goods at Iranian ports. From the beginning of the year…
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Over 400% Surge in Working Capital for Feed Importers After Currency Reform
Today, to buy a 70,000-ton ship of soybean meal, about 4,000 billion Tomans of capital is needed. Also, a 20-ton…
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Government Pledges 100-Trillion Rial Support for Livestock Feed Production
He highlighted the economic impact of removing the 28,500 Toman preferential currency on feed inputs, which led to a 3–4-fold…
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Sugar Supply Transparency Amid Currency Reform
If sugar importers and producers feel that the government is regulating prices or that there is too much pressure to…
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Guiding Currency Debtors into Livestock Feed Imports
According to estimates, the government is likely to liberalize the wheat and flour industry next year. Given the high sensitivity…
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Working Capital Surge in Livestock Production Post Currency Liberalization
In response to the increase in meat prices, instead of these regulatory authorities going to meat production and supply centers…
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Persistent Risk Premium in Global Wheat 2026
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine continues to pose a systemic risk to the global wheat market, despite the…
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US Control of Venezuelan Oil and Iran Market Risk
Even if the US manages to handle the Russia-Ukraine war atmosphere and Russian oil, as well as Venezuelan oil, returns…
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