Iran has successfully transferred $7.5 billion in oil revenue to its central bank, covering proceeds generated over a four-month period. The transaction, valued at approximately Rp133 trillion, marks a significant movement of state funds derived from international petroleum sales.
This transfer highlights the ongoing efforts by the Iranian government to manage and repatriate capital from its energy sector. The move is part of broader financial operations aimed at centralizing oil income within the national banking system.
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