Western investors looking to capitalize on easing sanctions pressure on Iran’s energy sector should exercise a degree of caution, analysis finds. Iran’s economy emerged from recession in December. Finance Minister Ali Tayebnia said the momentum should continue into 2015 as sanctions pressures ease in response to a July nuclear agreement reached with the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany. Sanctions imposed on Iran’s energy sector curb the country’s ability to generate revenue from oil and gas sales. The Central Bank of Iran, however, said a nine-month growth rate of 3.6 percent represents an increase of $54 billion for the nation’s economy. With more of its oil expected back in the global market, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani […]