The price of the US dollar in morning trades on Sunday, November 4, in the Tehran market surpassed 70,000 tomans. According to reports from gold and currency information websites, the dollar reached 70,200 tomans, the British pound reached 90,200 tomans, and the euro exceeded 76,000 tomans. Analysts believe that the upward trend in the dollar's price in the currency market will continue, and the government is unable to control prices in the market. Economic experts also argue that the government's policies in the currency sector and its budgeting methods will not allow for the stabilization or reduction of the exchange rate. The dollar returned to above 69,000 tomans. Approval of the 'General Budget Bill'; the government prints money to pay off bond debts.
Dollar Surpasses 70,000 Tomans in Morning Trades on November 4
On November 4, the US dollar's price in Tehran exceeded 70,000 tomans, with analysts predicting continued increases due to government inability to control the market. This situation raises concerns about the effectiveness of current economic policies.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
On November 4, the price of the US dollar in Tehran surpassed 70,000 tomans, indicating a significant depreciation of the Iranian currency. Analysts predict that this upward trend will continue due to ineffective government policies.
- The dollar reached 70,200 tomans, while the British pound and euro also saw significant increases.
- Economic experts believe the government's budgeting and currency policies are inadequate to stabilize the exchange rate.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced ongoing economic challenges, including high inflation and currency devaluation, largely due to sanctions and mismanagement. The currency crisis reflects broader issues in the Iranian economy.
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