During the Persian New Year, the exchange rate was more than 1 million rally, as the currency shops were closed and only informal trade took place on the streets, creating additional pressure in the market. But as traders resumed work on Saturday, every Dollar fell fell to 1,043,000, down to fall, and look new to stay here.
In the Iranian capital, Tehran’s Ferdowsi Street, in the heart of the country’s money exchanges, some traders also closed their electronic signs that showed that uncertainty over how much the real could move forward.
“We are not sure about the gradual changes at the rate, because we close it,” said Raza Sharifi, who works on an exchange.
Real Iran’s economy has been squeezed by international sanctions, especially US President Donald Trump, unilaterally withdrawing the United States from Tehran’s nuclear deal in 2018 in 2018. At the 2015 deal, which saw Iran was very limited in its richness and uranium collection in the remedy for trading on international clearances.
After Trump returned to the White House for his second term in January, he targeted his so -called “maximum pressure” campaign with restrictions to Tehran. He again went after Iranian crude oil trade, including work, including sellers at China’s discount.
Meanwhile, Trump has written a letter to Ayatullah Ali Khamni, the highest leader of Iran, trying to increase direct negotiations between Tehran and Vashington Shington. So far, Iran has maintained that it is ready for indirect negotiations, but such discussions under the Biden administration failed to proceed.
Meanwhile, Trump continues an intense air campaign targeting Iranian Hawati rebels in Yemen, capable of attacking Israel’s last power of Tehran’s self-welcome “axes”, while other terrorist groups in the Gaza strip were dismissed by Israel during the war against Hamas.
Market analyst Mehdi Dabbi said that he believes that in recent months, due to foreign pressure “expectations of reduction in oil and more inflation, and according to Tehran’s Donay-e-Ectessed economic newspapers.”
Economic pressure stimulates Iranian public and politics. Economic turmoil has evaporated people’s savings, forcing average Iranians to capture hard currency, gold, cars and other tangible assets. Others chase cryptocurrencies or fall into gate-rich-tick-of-clutter plans.
Meanwhile, internal political pressure is still swollen on a compulsory hijab or headscarf, in which women still ignore the law on the streets of Tehran. Rumors are also on the rumors of a potential government in the price of subsidized gasoline in the country, which have staged a nationwide protest in the past.
Falling Rail has put more pressure on Iranian reform President Masaud Paeskian. In March, when every Dollar Lear was 930,000, the Iranian Parliament imposed an imposed on the allegations of crashing reel and misconduct to his finance minister, Abdolan Hemmati.
The state media has reported that even the anger of government spending, Pezshkian, in charge of parliamentary affairs, had given his vice -president to his vice -president for taking a luxury cruise in Antarctica. Although Kadari used his money for his trip with his wife, Instagram photo posted his trip, Iranian was publicly angry to survive.
“In a situation where the economic pressure on the people is huge and the number of people deprived, even by their own personal funds is notable and reasonable to save a wide, expensive entertainment trip by the authorities,” Pazeshkian said in firing, who has not yet offered any public agreement for his trip.
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