2025-12-7 19:12 |
Iran’s GDP including oil grew 0. 1% to 50. 7 quadrillion rials ($78. 2 billion), while non-oil GDP fell 0. 5% to 38. 2 quadrillion rials ($59 billion). Oil and gas extraction rose 1. 8% and mining 2.
5%. Agriculture dropped 3%, industry 1. 1%, gas supply 1. 4%, and electricity and water 8. 4%. .
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Iran’s agricultural GDP grew 33.7 percent in the last Iranian year. It reached 23.2 quadrillion rials ($40.2 billion), up from 17.4 quadrillion rials ($30 billion) the year before. The sector made up 11.2 percent of Iran’s total GDP. trend.az »
2025-07-20 01:21
Iran’s GDP saw a significant increase last year, rising by over 30% when calculated including crude oil, reaching approximately $310 billion at current prices. Key sectors such as agriculture, mining, industry, and services all contributed to this growth, with services experiencing the highest rise. trend.az »
2025-07-17 05:13
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