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“As our trading partners are mostly non-dollar partners, it’s very natural that the composition of our reserves will vary according to or payments in various currencies. And therefore, as we have now shifted from dollar transactions to non-dollar, the share of the dollar is declining continuously” |
HOPES FOR LIBERALIZATION in Iran are fading fast as the government of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sacks key policymakers, abolishes autonomous sources of power and ratchets up moves towards a more populist economic policy.
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