ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Friday sharply criticised Israel for its flagrant violations of international law and urged the UN
TEHRAN: Iran, a country hit by US economic sanctions, has seen its stock market rise by 225 percent over the past year.
This is good news for the troubled Iranian economy. President Hassan Rouhani's government also appears anxious to start privatizing state-owned large industrial enterprises and companies. However, no major progress has been made so far.
International economists have described the shocking rise in the Iranian stock market as a "bubble" that could erupt at any moment.
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