(MENAFN) The lifting of sanctions in January has triggered a wave of interest in trade with Iran among world governments and top firms but financial institutions have adopted a wait-and-see approach.
Additionally, an international rating will involve scrutiny of balance finances and income forecasts, providing prospective investors with reliable feedback about the Republic's business environment.
However, all this hype could further throw the nation to international debt markets for an eventual bond sale as the country is struggling to bring its economy out of a nagging stagflation.
With a well-educated population of more than 80 million and an annual output of over $400 billion and a market capitalization size of $170 billion, Iran is the second largest economy in the Middle East.
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