Dollar dropped in Iran asset move
Iran is to shift its foreign currency reserves from dollars to euros and use the euro for oil deals in response to US-led pressure on its economy.
In a widely expected move, Tehran said it would use the euro for all future commercial transactions overseas.
Analysts said Tehran had been steadily shifting its foreign-held assets out of dollars since 2003 and that Monday's announcement was unlikely to affect the value of the dollar, which has weakened significantly in recent months.
The dollar slipped slightly against the euro in New York trading although analysts said they did not expect the reaction to be too severe.
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In a widely expected move, Tehran said it would use the euro for all future commercial transactions overseas.
Analysts said Tehran had been steadily shifting its foreign-held assets out of dollars since 2003 and that Monday's announcement was unlikely to affect the value of the dollar, which has weakened significantly in recent months.
The dollar slipped slightly against the euro in New York trading although analysts said they did not expect the reaction to be too severe.
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