While Iran faces a brighter economic future as the result of easing sanctions pressure, the IMF said growth for 2016 will be slower than previous years. Iran is expected to add more crude oil to the global market and bring in more foreign investors to an energy sector restricted by economic sanctions imposed because of a controversial nuclear program. Iran, the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany, reached a breakthrough nuclear agreement in July that would offer sanctions relief for Tehran. Iran’s potential return as a major global oil player comes as crude oil prices trade at historic lows. The International Monetary Fund said in a review of the Iranian economy that oil prices and postponed investment decisions […]