The Neighbors' Markets: How Does Iran Connect to the Persian Gulf, Iraq, the Caucasus and Central Asia?

Four distinct channels link Iran to its neighbors' economies: Iraq as a goods export destination, the UAE as a financial and re-export hub, the Caucasus as a transit and energy corridor, and the east as a barter settlement route. Each channel comes with a dated real number.

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