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Lifting of economic sanctions and implementation of the Iran Nuclear deal in Jan. 2016
01/16/2016
As Steven Mufson reports in the Washington Post, the lifting of sanctions is likely to lead to a slow increase in exports of oil, only 400,000 in the first 6 months, because it is in Iran's interest not to depress prices further than $30 a barrel. Foreign companies will also take a gradual approach to foreign investment in Iran because of remaining sanctions and the slowly improving economic outlook. This creates breathing room for all sides to assess the new situation after the landmark nuclear agreement amid tensions about ballistic missile tests.
Grouped Articles
Iran Nuclear Deal Set to Take Effect
Wall Street Journal 01.16.2016
Oil glut dampens Iran’s hopes for big cash flows as sanctions lift - The Washington Post
Washington Post 01.17.2016
Iran Complies With Nuclear Deal; Sanctions Are Lifted
New York Times 01.16.2016
Sanctions relief could strengthen hand of Iran’s reformers, but perils remain - The Washington Post
Washington Post 01.18.2016
US slaps new sanctions on Iran over missile test | News | DW.COM | 03.02.2017
DW.COM 02.03.2017
As Relations Worsen, Iran Says U.S. Sanctions May Violate Nuclear Deal
The New York Times 07.19.2017
Donald Trump and the Iran nuclear deal – a crisis in the making | Middle East | DW | 15.09.2017
DW.COM 09.15.2017
Trump Disavows Nuclear Deal, but Doesn’t Scrap It
The New York Times 10.13.2017
Trump Disavows Nuclear Deal, but Doesn’t Scrap It
The New York Times 10.13.2017
Trump Abandons Iran Nuclear Deal He Long Scorned
05.08.2018
US to end Iran oil sanctions exemptions
BBC News 04.22.2019
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