Iran uses barter-style trade with China to bypass sanctions
Most outlets led with the fact that Iran has started using a barter-style trade system with China to circumvent US sanctions. Business Recorder added that the arrangement involved billions of dollars’ worth of goods, including military gear, according to multiple sources. Daily Times focused on the mechanism allowing Iran to continue oil sales while avoiding parts of the global banking system, citing Iranian sources.
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Iran uses barter-style trade with China to bypass US sanctions
The arrangement has enabled Iran to sell oil while obtaining goods worth billions of dollars from China, including medicines, vehicles, communications equipment and military hardware
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Iran starts barter trade with China amid US sanctions
Iran has started using a barter-style trade system with China to bypass US sanctions. The arrangement allows Tehran to continue selling oil while avoiding parts of the global banking system. Iranian sources said the system also helps secure billions of dollars in Chinese goods. Two senior Iranian sources and people familiar with trade described the […]
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How a billion-dollar sanctions dodge kept Chinese goods flowing to Iran
PARIS: Iran has used a barter-like arrangement to bypass sanctions on its oil sales and buy billions of dollars’ worth of goods from China, including military gear, two senior Iranian sources and three other people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The secretive trade mechanism, in which Iranian oil is exchanged for credits for Chinese imports, has provided a financial lifeline for Tehran...
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