The high currency and shares in Iran after core conversations with America

The first step towards the breach of the stalwart on the Tehran nuclear program, and the tension with the United States relieved, contributed to the repair of the currency and Iranian stock markets. Iranian and US officials held their first official talks in Oman’s sultanate on Saturday, in an effort to lay the foundations for negotiations that could lay restrictions on Iranian core activities in exchange for reducing sanctions. The Riyal rose on Sunday, after Iranian foreign minister and chief negotiator, Abbas Araqji, described the talks as “constructive”. The Iranian Riyal rises from the lowest level of the currency, which has seen a steady decline since the withdrawal of US President Donald Trump from the 2015 nuclear deal, and the revival of the sanctions in 2018, has spread about 890 thousand pounds against the dollar in the information of the information market, or about 15% higher than the last week before the news of the news of the news, the last week before the news of the news of the news of the news of the news of the news, or it was before the News of the Iran -Market news this week – according to local media and a circulating resident in Tehran. The Head Share Index in Tehran also increased by 1.9% to the middle of the day, according to the Iranian daily economic newspaper “Donia Al -Eqtis”, amid optimism over the next round of the talks scheduled for April 19. Positive and constructive talks on Saturday told reporters that the talks are “going well”, adding that “the situation with Iran is doing very well.” His own envoy to the Middle East, Steve Whitchov, who led the US team, described the discussions as ‘very positive and constructive’, according to the ‘NBC News’ network. Witttakov and Iraq spoke directly to the exchange of messages for more than two hours by the Omani Foreign Minister, which, according to Iranian media, was transferred between the two delegations in two separate rooms. ‘CNN’ quoted a source and said that the next round of talks could be transferred to Europe, although Araqji confirmed that Oman would retain its medieval role. An Iranian deputy suggested that the two countries even be able to upgrade the talks to the next level. “If they are worth something worth listening to and discussing, the visit of the Master will also not be a problem with Iran,” said Abu Al -Fadl Zahrund, a member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian parliament.