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Boeing said it will continue to take its cue from US government policy on sales to Iran after President Donald Trump announced the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear pact.

Croatian Minister of Economy said the Central Bank of Croatia asked the countries' commercial banks to cooperate with Iran.

Iranian Minister of Economy in his visit with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of the Republic of Georgia stressed that banking cooperation between two countries has priority.

Director General of the Arabic-African Trade Development Organization said based on Iran and South Africa commercial exchange expansion program, two countries' trade volume will be 1 billion dollars by 2022, urging for removing banking barriers.

Chairman of the Economic Commission of the Parliament said over 2.5 billion dollars has been sent out to purchase virtual currencies so far.

Sina Bank's member of the board of directors reported that the bank's branch will be opened in Munich soon.

German ambassador to Iran said Iran's export to Europe has grown tenfold after sanctions removal and also Europe's export to Iran has increased more than 60 percent since 2015.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States is likely to withdraw from the international deal on Iran's nuclear program next month

Central Bank of Iran's Governor said there is no problem for financing and capital with possible withdrawal of U.S. from JCPOA, adding other scenario have been reviewed about it.

Boeing Co. has been signing contracts with other buyers, including Iran's adversaries across the Persian Gulf, to cushion the loss of $17 billion in sales to Iran due to the possible imminent collapse of the Iran nuclear deal.