February's parliamentary elections showed how appealing a moderate-reformist platform was to the Iranian public. The results of April 29 runoff elections confirmed the moderate-reformist gains. With presidential elections just a year away, Rouhani and his allies have focused on promoting the benefits of their economic policies. However, time is not on Rouhani's side. The nuclear deal signed two years into Rouhani's presidency was not implemented until the final 18 months of his first term, and the benefits from the administration's foreign investment and economic restructuring will take years to materialize. Iran's financial system, moreover, is not yet fully integrated into the global system: Iran central bank officials have complained that there had been only "few" Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) transactions because international banks are still wary of Iranian banking.