Iran's economy is in its worst shape since the revolution, so every dollar of revenue matters, Jonathan Panikoff, a Middle East expert at the Atlantic Council think tank, told the business magazine.
Iran received cargo worth around $6 billion, equivalent to around SEK 58 billion, during the weeks that the fragile ceasefire lasted.
A total of 70 million barrels of oil were exported, according to estimates from the US-based lobbying organization United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) and independent oil analysts.
Oil revenues provide Iran with a valuable buffer now that the US has reimposed a blockade on all maritime traffic to and from Iran's ports, the business newspaper writes.
