TEHRAN, Sept. 29 (Mehr News Agency) – Iran's foreign debts will be reduced by $2.4 billion in
2009, reaching to $18.7 billion, the Economist predicted in its September
report.
ISNA news agency quoted the report stating that
Iran's foreign debts last year amounted to be $21.1 billion which would be
reduced to $18.7 billion, some 5.2 percent of the country''s gross domestic
production.
The Economist predicted that Iran's foreign debts would follow a slow declining
trend and reach $18.5 billion in the Iranian calendar year 1389 (begins March
21, 2010) and move down to $18.4 billion a year later, which are respectively
4.4 and 3.8 percent of the GDP.
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