2025-9-22 15:46 |
Iran’s GDP, including crude oil, fell by 0. 1 percent in the first quarter of the Iranian year 2025. It totaled 24. 2 quadrillion rials ($42. 5 billion), slightly down from last year’s 24. 3 quadrillion rials ($42.
4 billion). Excluding crude oil, GDP dropped by 0. 4 percent to 18 quadrillion rials ($31. 6 billion). .
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