Statistics released by the Statistical Center of Iran for the first three quarters of the year 1404 indicate a continuous increase in the volume of liquidity, alongside a simultaneous change in its composition in favor of quasi-money; such that the share of money from total liquidity has decreased to 11.58% in the autumn, while the share of quasi-money has risen to 88.42%.
What’s New with Liquidity and Quasi-Money?
Recent statistics show a significant shift in Iran's liquidity composition, with a decrease in the share of actual money and an increase in quasi-money. This trend highlights ongoing economic challenges and changing financial dynamics in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Recent statistics indicate a shift in Iran's liquidity composition, with a notable decrease in actual money and a rise in quasi-money. This change reflects ongoing economic challenges faced by the country.
- The share of actual money in total liquidity has dropped to 11.58%.
- Quasi-money now constitutes 88.42% of total liquidity.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been facing significant economic challenges, including high inflation and currency devaluation, which affect its financial system and liquidity.
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