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Iran’s foreign debt stood at $22 billion in December, Mehr says

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Bloomberg: Iran’s foreign debt stood at $22 billion by the end of December, the state-run Mehr news agency reported, citing central bank figures.

Bloomberg

By Ladane Nasseri

Iran’s foreign debt stood at $22 billion by the end of December, the state-run Mehr news agency reported, citing central bank figures.

The amount comprised $10.6 billion of short-term and $11.4 billion of mid- and long-term debt, according to the report, published late yesterday.

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