Iran Weighs Return to Global Bond Markets After 14 Years

Iran is seeking economic recovery after lifting international sanctions, aiming to secure a credit rating to attract bond investors. The country is focusing on Asian markets for investment, as these were active even during sanctions. Despite the nuclear deal, challenges remain due to US sanctions, affecting deals like Boeing's. European banks are cautious, and political issues in the US further complicate matters.

What is Iran's Economy Minister expecting to achieve soon to attract bond investors?

• A partnership with the EU

• A reduction in tariffs

• A credit rating

• A new trade agreement

Why is Iran focusing on Asia for investment?

• Asia offers better technology

• Asia has fewer restrictions

• Asian countries have stronger currencies

• Asian companies were present even during sanctions

What is a major obstacle for companies wanting to invest in Iran?

• Lack of skilled labor

• High inflation rates

• Political instability in Europe

• US sanctions

What is the status of many deals signed with Iran?

• They are signed but not finalized or funded

• They are awaiting approval

• They are fully operational

• They are canceled

What is threatening the Boeing deal with Iran?

• Competition from European companies

• Lack of interest from Iran

• Political wrangling in the US

• Technical issues