Iran's flat steel import trade slow on sharp devaluation of rial, stronger euro

By Vlada Novokreshchenova / April 18, 2018 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

The flat steel import trade in Iran has been almost non-existent in the past several weeks because of currency exchange rate issues.

One of the major concerns for traders selling material to Iran and Iranian customers has been the 20% devaluation of the country's national currency, the rial, since the beginning of April.On Wednesday April 18, the rial was trading at IRR57,000 to $1 on the country's internal free market, while the official exchange rate was IRR42,127 to $1. On April 1, the equivalent figures were IRR47,680 to $1...

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