Shareholders read / Important news on the 28th of January for the stock exchange
According to Tejarat News, the stock market has been in a completely negative situation this week. The overall index continued its downward trend from the previous week and the slight growth of the middle market yesterday was negative in the end. It remains to be seen what news will affect the stock market today.
Three diplomats have left for Jeddah in recent days and are scheduled to resume their activities in Jeddah after six years of representing Iran in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. The activity of the Iranian representative office in Jeddah was closed in 2015 after the severance of relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia after the attack on the embassy of this country in Tehran and its consulate in Mashhad. (ISNA)
The Vienna talks are being pursued while acknowledging that it is moving forward and on the path to progress. But the speed of the talks depends on the commonalities and conflicts of interest of the participating countries, which follow different positions during the negotiations. (IRNA)
The British Guardian newspaper, in a report examining the challenges facing the path of the negotiating delegations in Vienna, stressed the possibility of reaching an agreement on the revival of the UN Security Council, citing statements by people close to the talks. (ISNA)
Israeli-Lebanese gas contract
Israeli media report the signing of a secret agreement between the cabinet of Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and the Lebanese government for the transfer of gas; The agreement was made public with reports in Israeli newspapers. According to Israeli media, one of the most important motives for Bennett’s cabinet to sign such an agreement is to provide the Lebanese with an alternative to importing fuel from Iran, and to keep Iran, as the main supporter of Hezbollah, out of Lebanon’s role in importing fuel to Lebanon. (East)
The economy does not seem to be improving significantly in the new year. US inflation has been unprecedented in the last 40 years. Prices are rising in Japan. Rising energy costs have put pressure on European households. The German economy also stagnated in the last quarter of 2021. The World Bank has also lowered its estimates for global growth in 2022. (Trade News)
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