INDICES
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New Terms to Motivate Oil Traders in Iran Energy Exchange
EghtesadOnline: After the last two offers of crude oil on the Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX) ending in vain, officials with the National Iranian Oil Company and capital market say they are determined to continue with the offers by sweetening the trading terms.
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No Customers for Oil Offered on IRENEX
EghtesadOnline: The fourth offering of crude oil at Iran Energy Exchange ended with no deals on Monday, marking the second session of no trade after Iran offered oil on its stock market in October.
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4th Round of Oil Sale on IRENEX Next Week
EghtesadOnline: The Iranian National Oil Company announced in a notice on Monday that the fourth round of crude oil sale will be launched on Iran Energy Exchange on February 4.
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Iran Offering Long-Term Crude Oil Sales on Stock Market
EghtesadOnline: After two successful offerings of crude oil on Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX), officials have now rejigged the trading terms based on the needs of stakeholders.
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Iran Energy Exchange Opens: Bidder Buys 280,000 Barrels of Oil on Day 1
EghtesadOnline: Crude oil trade commenced on the Iran Energy Exchange on Sunday afternoon as investors competed to buy one million barrels of oil offered by the National Iranian Oil Company.
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Iran Opens Oil Trading to Private Buyers as US Sanctions Draw Near
EghtesadsOnline: Sunday marks the first offering of crude oil for export on Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX) days before new US sanctions on petroleum sector take effect.
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IRENEX Sets New Weekly Record
EghtesadOnline: Weekly trade on the commodity platform of Iran Energy Exchange surpassed five trillion rials ($34.36 million) during the week ending October 10 to register a new record, irenex.ir reported.
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Petrochemical Company Sells $88m of Securities on IRENEX
EghtesadOnline: Bandar Imam Petrochemical Company started selling 4 trillion rials ($88 million) worth of standard parallel salaf contracts for liquefied petroleum gas on Iran Energy Exchange on Monday.
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Iran's Energy Exchange Ready for Domestic, Overseas Oil Sales
EghtesadOnline: Iran could resume selling crude oil to domestic and international buyers through the commodity market, the chief executive of Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX) said.