Iran’s central bank will sell dollar bonds of 3-month tenure starting on November 19.

A group of US banks and asset managers ask the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control for concessions for Russia sanctions, Bloomberg reports.

Russia’s successful coupon payments on bonds help prevent a new chaos in global markets.

Iran’s government issues nearly $4.2 billion in bonds in the six months to September 15.

Iran is to introduce deposit bonds as it seeks to contain inflation through limiting money supply.

World stock markets were pushing for a fourth day of gains on Thursday as a near one-year high in oil prices, a revitalized dollar and rising bond yields refocused attention on inflation and normalizing economies.

Iran’s finance ministry says its recent bond auction generated over $106 million in new revenues.