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BACKDOC: WELL THUNDER, DO I SMELL THE HINT OF MONEY FLOW BEGINNING TO HAPPEN WITH IRAN? MMMMM
FIRST THE U.S. TAKING MONIES THEY FEEL OWED. NEXT WE SEE MODI FROM INDIA GETTING PAID OFF. AND NOW SEE WE ACTION WITH THE SWIFT PAYMENT SYSTEM WHEN A WEEK OR TWO AGO IT WAS ALL UP IN THE AIR!!
THIS I HAVE TO SAY IS EXCITING.
IF IRAN IS STARTING TO MOVE FUNDS AGAIN I PREDICT THE CBI OF IRAQ WILL ACT IN CONCERT THE TWO SHIA BROTHERS COULD BE SEEING NEW BEGINNINGS ON THE 8th IF ITS OK JACK! Hee Hee
I STILL SAY THE NEW FISCAL YEAR OF THE IMF IS A BIG DEAL! IF IM RIGHT JACK JACK JACK DID SOMETHING ON THE 28 th.
I WOULD SAY THAT WOULD BRING AT LEAST TWO BIG SHIPS IN ON NEW BEGINNINGS THUNDER!
TIME WILL TELL. WE STUDY! DOC IMO
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BACKDOC: WELL THUNDER, DO I SMELL THE HINT OF MONEY FLOW BEGINNING TO HAPPEN WITH IRAN? MMMMM
FIRST THE U.S. TAKING MONIES THEY FEEL OWED. NEXT WE SEE MODI FROM INDIA GETTING PAID OFF. AND NOW SEE WE ACTION WITH THE SWIFT PAYMENT SYSTEM WHEN A WEEK OR TWO AGO IT WAS ALL UP IN THE AIR!!
THIS I HAVE TO SAY IS EXCITING.
IF IRAN IS STARTING TO MOVE FUNDS AGAIN I PREDICT THE CBI OF IRAQ WILL ACT IN CONCERT THE TWO SHIA BROTHERS COULD BE SEEING NEW BEGINNINGS ON THE 8th IF ITS OK JACK! Hee Hee
I STILL SAY THE NEW FISCAL YEAR OF THE IMF IS A BIG DEAL! IF IM RIGHT JACK JACK JACK DID SOMETHING ON THE 28 th.
I WOULD SAY THAT WOULD BRING AT LEAST TWO BIG SHIPS IN ON NEW BEGINNINGS THUNDER!
TIME WILL TELL. WE STUDY! DOC IMO
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Mountainman: Well IRAN.......Where there is A WILL......There is A WAY.......And We {ALL} Know How (STRONG-WILLED) You guys Are.....So how did this Happen If SWIFT wasn't Working for You.....???.....Hmmm
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......In A SWIFT Kick in Ones Posterior.....LOL
Thunderhawk: €51m of Iran firm shares sold via SWIFT
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......In A SWIFT Kick in Ones Posterior.....LOL
Thunderhawk: €51m of Iran firm shares sold via SWIFT
Iran said a foreign company has purchased 30 percent of one of its leading detergent producing brands for a total value of around €51 million through SWIFT – what is already seen as a breakthrough move in the country’s stock market.
The purchase has been carried out through Iran Fara Bourse (IFB) – also known as Farabourse – which is an over-the-counter market for securities and other financial instruments in Tehran, Press TV reported.
The IFB said on its website that the foreign company has made the payment through mechanisms provided by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT).
The name of the company and the details of its purchase have not been specified by the IFB. However, speculations are already rising in Iran’s media that the foreign company that has made the breakthrough purchase is Germany’s Henkel – one of the largest household and personal care manufacturing companies in the world. The company whose shares Henkel has purchased is Pakvash – is believed to be its local partner in Tehran.
Henkel Pakvash is a publicly listed company in Tehran Stock Exchange and producers household chemicals including detergents.
The fact that Henkel’s purchase has been carried out through SWIFT could be a landmark move to prove that the mechanism is operating after the removal of the sanctions against Iran.
Based on a multiple-year regime of sanctions, SWIFT had been blocked to Iran. The blockade, however, was removed when the sanctions against Iran were lifted in January.
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BACKDOC: THUNDER THIS IS IT! TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS BOYS!
THEY ONLY LEFT OUT ONE DETAIL, WHAT DAY ARE THEY GOING TO CLEAR THESE FUNDS? WELL THEY ALWAYS HAVE TO START AT THE BEGINNING DONT THEY! Hee Hee
ITS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SEE THIS PROJECT COMPLETE. THIS IS OBVIOUSLY IN PLAY! WOW! DOC IMO
Mountainman: As This New Reality {TRANSITIONS}, Are (NOT) Just "EYE WEAR" to A Future of NEW LIFE......This Right Here Sure IMPLIES an AGREEMENT of SETTLING These Debts here Are Underway......Just In TIME to SHINE the Light on TRANSACTIONS w/IRAN and Other Countries thru SWIFT........The Debt Levies Have Been shall We Say.......FINALLY LEVELED.......As In the Highlighted Part of the ARTICLE,
No Mention of A DATE/TIME......But IMO.....It's TIME and that's {WHY} there is Now the Implied KEY WORD of A ..............=CONVERGENCE...... IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......for in Two Days.....Yup SUNDAY the 8th=NEW BEGINNINGS.......IMO
Thunderhawk: India, Iran to clear $6.4b in oil payments via European banks
The central banks of India and Iran reached an arrangement to use European banks to process pending oil payments to Tehran, India's Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told Reuters, unlocking $6.4 billion in stalled funds.
Buyers of Iranian oil were prevented from using global banking channels to clear their transactions after sanctions were imposed on Iran in 2011. With the end of those sanctions in January, after an agreement to modify its nuclear program, Iran is finally gaining needed access to the funds.
Indian refiners have been holding 55 percent of its oil payments to Iran after a route to make payments through Turkey's Halkbank was stopped in 2013, although payment of some of those funds was allowed after an initial temporary deal to lift the sanctions.
"There is an agreement between (India and Iran's) central banks. European banks will be the clearing agent. They will be dealing with Iranian banks and we have to pay those European banks," Pradhan told Reuters in an interview.
He did not elaborate further, saying the Finance Ministry was dealing with the issue.
Also because of the previous sanctions, Indian refiners have been depositing 45 percent of their oil payments to Iran in rupees with India's UCO Bank.
Tehran has been using the funds, currently about 130 billion rupees ($1.95 billion) to import non-sanctioned goods from India.
Indian government sources said during Pradhan's visit to Tehran last month Iran had asked India to consider clearing the oil payments through Europaeisch-Iranische Handelsbank (EIH) of Germany, Central Bank of Italy and Halkbank of Turkey.
One of the sources said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has ruled out channeling funds through Halkbank.
"Halkbank's Iran-related foreign trade activities with Iran have been carried out since 2004 ... Halkbank will continue its operations in accordance with international law," a senior Halkbank official told Reuters.
No immediate comment was available from EIH and Central Bank of Italy.
The government sources said Indian refiners will remit funds to Iran through state-owned UCO Bank.
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan said on April 5 India will make payments to Iran in a staggered manner.
"Oil companies are working out the banking arrangements in coordination with Iranian counterparts and payments will be made by them presumably over time with minimal impact on the market," an RBI spokesperson said on Thursday.
Despite the sanctions, India continued its engagement with Iran and was among a handful of countries that sourced oil from Tehran.
Iran was India's second-biggest oil supplier before the sanctions hampered its trade relations. The country is set to import at least 400,000 barrels per day of Iranian oil in the year from April 1.
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The purchase has been carried out through Iran Fara Bourse (IFB) – also known as Farabourse – which is an over-the-counter market for securities and other financial instruments in Tehran, Press TV reported.
The IFB said on its website that the foreign company has made the payment through mechanisms provided by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT).
The name of the company and the details of its purchase have not been specified by the IFB. However, speculations are already rising in Iran’s media that the foreign company that has made the breakthrough purchase is Germany’s Henkel – one of the largest household and personal care manufacturing companies in the world. The company whose shares Henkel has purchased is Pakvash – is believed to be its local partner in Tehran.
Henkel Pakvash is a publicly listed company in Tehran Stock Exchange and producers household chemicals including detergents.
The fact that Henkel’s purchase has been carried out through SWIFT could be a landmark move to prove that the mechanism is operating after the removal of the sanctions against Iran.
Based on a multiple-year regime of sanctions, SWIFT had been blocked to Iran. The blockade, however, was removed when the sanctions against Iran were lifted in January.
http://ift.tt/1SUoTJM
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BACKDOC: THUNDER THIS IS IT! TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS BOYS!
THEY ONLY LEFT OUT ONE DETAIL, WHAT DAY ARE THEY GOING TO CLEAR THESE FUNDS? WELL THEY ALWAYS HAVE TO START AT THE BEGINNING DONT THEY! Hee Hee
ITS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SEE THIS PROJECT COMPLETE. THIS IS OBVIOUSLY IN PLAY! WOW! DOC IMO
Mountainman: As This New Reality {TRANSITIONS}, Are (NOT) Just "EYE WEAR" to A Future of NEW LIFE......This Right Here Sure IMPLIES an AGREEMENT of SETTLING These Debts here Are Underway......Just In TIME to SHINE the Light on TRANSACTIONS w/IRAN and Other Countries thru SWIFT........The Debt Levies Have Been shall We Say.......FINALLY LEVELED.......As In the Highlighted Part of the ARTICLE,
No Mention of A DATE/TIME......But IMO.....It's TIME and that's {WHY} there is Now the Implied KEY WORD of A ..............=CONVERGENCE...... IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......for in Two Days.....Yup SUNDAY the 8th=NEW BEGINNINGS.......IMO
Thunderhawk: India, Iran to clear $6.4b in oil payments via European banks
The central banks of India and Iran reached an arrangement to use European banks to process pending oil payments to Tehran, India's Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan told Reuters, unlocking $6.4 billion in stalled funds.
Buyers of Iranian oil were prevented from using global banking channels to clear their transactions after sanctions were imposed on Iran in 2011. With the end of those sanctions in January, after an agreement to modify its nuclear program, Iran is finally gaining needed access to the funds.
Indian refiners have been holding 55 percent of its oil payments to Iran after a route to make payments through Turkey's Halkbank was stopped in 2013, although payment of some of those funds was allowed after an initial temporary deal to lift the sanctions.
"There is an agreement between (India and Iran's) central banks. European banks will be the clearing agent. They will be dealing with Iranian banks and we have to pay those European banks," Pradhan told Reuters in an interview.
He did not elaborate further, saying the Finance Ministry was dealing with the issue.
Also because of the previous sanctions, Indian refiners have been depositing 45 percent of their oil payments to Iran in rupees with India's UCO Bank.
Tehran has been using the funds, currently about 130 billion rupees ($1.95 billion) to import non-sanctioned goods from India.
Indian government sources said during Pradhan's visit to Tehran last month Iran had asked India to consider clearing the oil payments through Europaeisch-Iranische Handelsbank (EIH) of Germany, Central Bank of Italy and Halkbank of Turkey.
One of the sources said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has ruled out channeling funds through Halkbank.
"Halkbank's Iran-related foreign trade activities with Iran have been carried out since 2004 ... Halkbank will continue its operations in accordance with international law," a senior Halkbank official told Reuters.
No immediate comment was available from EIH and Central Bank of Italy.
The government sources said Indian refiners will remit funds to Iran through state-owned UCO Bank.
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan said on April 5 India will make payments to Iran in a staggered manner.
"Oil companies are working out the banking arrangements in coordination with Iranian counterparts and payments will be made by them presumably over time with minimal impact on the market," an RBI spokesperson said on Thursday.
Despite the sanctions, India continued its engagement with Iran and was among a handful of countries that sourced oil from Tehran.
Iran was India's second-biggest oil supplier before the sanctions hampered its trade relations. The country is set to import at least 400,000 barrels per day of Iranian oil in the year from April 1.
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Thunderhawk: So Doc is all this merchandise Free or does someone have to pay for it?
and if so with what? GUMMY BEARS ?
and if so with what? GUMMY BEARS ?
BACKDOC: WELL IRAN WAS GOING TO PAY IN NUCLEAR MATERIAL BUT THEY HAD TO SRATCH THAT IDEA ONCE THEY REMEMBERED THE DEAL. HEE HEE
SERIOUSLY, IT LOOKS LIKE THE FAUCET IS BEING TURNED ON AND IF IRAN IS LUCKY THEY MAY SEE SOMETHING FLOWING AT THE END OF THE GARDEN HOSE BY SUNDAY IF THEY ARE SWIFT ENOUGH! BAAA haaaa. Swift code HEE HEE DOC IMO
Mountainman: Well GUMMY BEARS won't Even Touch This.......LOL.....but I WILL.....I Like GUMMY BEARS.....Mmmm.....Ok....Seriously though
IRAN is Waiting in the Wings....as A Financial Break Thru is About to Happen.....Many of these Countries.....Including IRAQ....Hmmm Are In LINE for INTERNATIONAL Settling Thru SWIFT.......
The DAM is About to Burst....Everyone knows it and DEALS and Contracts will Be Facilitated and That is One of MANY Reasons (WHY) IRAN is throwing Tantrums......Hang Tough IRAN You and your SHIA BRO can WALK Together Real Soon......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.....for A BOAT LOAD of Countries......
76% of Iran exports bound for 10 countries
Iran made 76 percent of its exports excluding gas condensates to 10 countries from among 153 countries in the year to March 19.
Based on Trade Promotion Organization's statistics, the value of Iran's exports to 10 countries of China, Iraq, the UAE, Afghanistan, India, Turkey, Italy, Turkmenistan, Pakistan and Oman was $27.2 billion in the period, down by four percent compared to the figure for its previous year, IRNA reported.
The UAE imported goods worth $4.922 billion from Iran, 13.7 percent of the country's total exports, registering a 31 percent increase compared to the figure for the year earlier.
Turkey and Pakistan imported goods worth 1.314 billion and $635 million from Iran respectively last year.
China and Iraq were the first and second importers from Iran which imported goods worth $7.228 billion and $6.206 billion respectively in the one-year period.
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SERIOUSLY, IT LOOKS LIKE THE FAUCET IS BEING TURNED ON AND IF IRAN IS LUCKY THEY MAY SEE SOMETHING FLOWING AT THE END OF THE GARDEN HOSE BY SUNDAY IF THEY ARE SWIFT ENOUGH! BAAA haaaa. Swift code HEE HEE DOC IMO
Mountainman: Well GUMMY BEARS won't Even Touch This.......LOL.....but I WILL.....I Like GUMMY BEARS.....Mmmm.....Ok....Seriously though
IRAN is Waiting in the Wings....as A Financial Break Thru is About to Happen.....Many of these Countries.....Including IRAQ....Hmmm Are In LINE for INTERNATIONAL Settling Thru SWIFT.......
The DAM is About to Burst....Everyone knows it and DEALS and Contracts will Be Facilitated and That is One of MANY Reasons (WHY) IRAN is throwing Tantrums......Hang Tough IRAN You and your SHIA BRO can WALK Together Real Soon......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.....for A BOAT LOAD of Countries......
76% of Iran exports bound for 10 countries
Iran made 76 percent of its exports excluding gas condensates to 10 countries from among 153 countries in the year to March 19.
Based on Trade Promotion Organization's statistics, the value of Iran's exports to 10 countries of China, Iraq, the UAE, Afghanistan, India, Turkey, Italy, Turkmenistan, Pakistan and Oman was $27.2 billion in the period, down by four percent compared to the figure for its previous year, IRNA reported.
The UAE imported goods worth $4.922 billion from Iran, 13.7 percent of the country's total exports, registering a 31 percent increase compared to the figure for the year earlier.
Turkey and Pakistan imported goods worth 1.314 billion and $635 million from Iran respectively last year.
China and Iraq were the first and second importers from Iran which imported goods worth $7.228 billion and $6.206 billion respectively in the one-year period.
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