October 2026
Predictions for Brent Oil Price Exceed $90
Economists and analysts are predicting that the price of Brent crude oil will exceed $90 per barrel by 2026. This forecast is significant for global…
Decline in Monetary Pressure and Inflation
The growth rate of liquidity in Iran has decreased to 50.9%, marking the lowest level in eight months, indicating a potential easing of inflationary pressures.…
Security; The Missing Link in the Market
A Reuters survey predicts higher average oil prices for 2026, reflecting analysts' concerns over prolonged disruptions. This marks a significant shift in expectations, as the…
The Hidden Logic of Energy Subsidies
The article discusses the critical question of what ideas propel economic progress and who shapes economic policy in Iran. It highlights the motivations behind policymaking…
Saudi Arabia's Security Proposal to Iran
Saudi Arabia is trying to persuade Iran to agree to a deal with the United States by using both diplomatic incentives and security pressures. This…
Momeni: The Surge in Currency Rates Should Not Justify Price Increases of Existing Goods
An economist has criticized the practice of raising prices of goods after a surge in currency rates, arguing that it unjustly affects consumers. This issue…
Europe's Economy Shows Resilience Amid Iran War Energy Challenges
Despite the ongoing conflict involving Iran, Europe's economy has demonstrated resilience by achieving moderate growth in the third quarter of the year. This situation involves…
Oil Revenues Should Not Be Used to Reduce Currency Rates
Mohammad Yeganeh, a notable economist from the Pahlavi era, emphasizes that oil revenues should not be utilized for currency rate reduction. His stance highlights concerns…
Street Protests and Debt Crisis; Is France Heading Towards a Financial Storm?
Protests in France, initially sparked by issues in public schools, have expanded into a wider crisis affecting both social stability and financial markets. The Macron…
The Economist: Gulf States Strive to Contain Regional Crisis
Gulf countries are shifting their focus from dependence on the U.S. to actively managing regional crises. This change reflects a significant shift in their foreign…
Saudi Arabia Pressures Iran to Control Houthis and Negotiate with the U.S.
Saudi Arabia is urging Iran to rein in the Houthis and engage in negotiations with the United States. This request highlights the ongoing regional tensions…
The Impact of Lebanon’s Civil War on U.S.-Iran Relations
The article discusses how the Lebanese civil war influenced the dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations, highlighting the role of Hezbollah and Iranian support for militant groups.…
Impact of Iran Conflict on US Mortgage Rates
The ongoing conflict involving Iran is contributing to rising mortgage costs for homebuyers in the United States. This situation affects both American consumers and the…
Economists Analyze Bessent's Dire Economic Forecast for Iran
Economists are analyzing a dire forecast by Bessent regarding Iran's economic situation, suggesting the possibility of a 'Great Depression' in the country. This situation involves…
Tel Aviv After the Elections
Israel held crucial elections marked by polarization and military involvement, with uncertain outcomes for major parties. The results could influence the future of U.S.-Iran relations,…
Why Did Housing Prices Rise in Iran? / 5 Factors That Led to Price Increases
Two Iranian economists analyzed the factors contributing to the increase in housing prices in Iran following the war. This analysis is significant as it sheds…
Economist Warns of Economic Collapse as 16 Million New Poor Emerge in Iran
An economist has warned that the addition of 16 million new poor individuals in Iran could lead the country towards economic collapse. This situation is…
Solutions for Saving the European Economy
Mohammad Mehdi Behkish discusses the European economic crisis, attributing it to weak investment and a lack of balance between social welfare and economic growth. He…
Housing Outlook Until the End of the Year
A survey of economists reveals that housing prices in Tehran have surged by 76% this year, with inflation in the real estate sector at 135%.…
Political Motivations Behind Potential Increase in Israeli Strikes on Iran
The article discusses the potential for increased Israeli military strikes on Iran, driven more by political motivations than strategic considerations. Key players include the Israeli…
Mohseni Ejei: Social Capital and Public Trust Are Very Important Issues
Mohseni Ejei emphasized the importance of social capital and public trust during a meeting with economists, asserting that better governance is achievable through effective measures…
A Step Towards Curbing Rampant Inflation / Ending the Policy of Imposed Interest Rates is Necessary
Dr. Mosi Ghaninejad emphasizes the need to control inflation in Iran by improving international relations and ending the current ambiguous state of conflict. This is…
Iran's Advanced Plans to Target Americans Raise Tensions with the U.S.
Iran has reportedly developed advanced plans to target Americans, raising concerns about potential escalations in violence and international relations. This situation involves Iranian authorities and…
Iran's Advanced Plans to Target Americans Raise Concerns
Iran has reportedly developed advanced plans targeting American individuals, raising concerns about potential escalations in U.S.-Iran relations. This situation involves Iranian authorities and U.S. officials,…
Private Business Fortunes: A Hidden Source of Wealth and Inequality in America
The article discusses how a majority of Americans attribute the wealth gap to billionaires, while economists Eric Zwick and Owen Zidar highlight a lesser-known group…
UK Inflation Hits Highest Level in Nearly a Year Due to Rising Fuel Prices from Iran Conflict
UK inflation has surged to its highest level in nearly a year, largely driven by rising fuel prices attributed to the ongoing conflict in Iran.…
Nobel Proposal for Controlling Inflation
Dr. Mahdi Nasrati discusses the significance of Michael Woodford's Nobel Prize in Economics, emphasizing that people's responses to monetary policy are influenced by their expectations…
The Economic Consequences of Military Spending in Conflict-Prone Nations
The article discusses how purchasing weapons can negatively impact a country's economy, highlighting the predictable nature of some conflicts due to various socio-economic factors. It…
Incorrect Innovation?
Abdolsamad Khorramabadi has accused the Central Bank of Iran of wrongdoing regarding the official exchange rate and has threatened its officials with legal action. This…
Israeli Economists Warn About Severe Consequences of International Sanctions
A group of Israeli economists and former officials has issued a warning regarding the severe repercussions of international sanctions linked to Israel's aggressive actions in…
Iran's Economy Must Change Course / A Two-Year Plan to Overcome War Conditions
An economist argues for a fundamental shift in Iran's economic governance due to ongoing war and sanctions. They advocate for a two-year plan focused on…
Economic Impact of Iran War: Average U.S. Household Costs Nearly $2,000
A top economist has reported that the ongoing conflict related to Iran has financially impacted the average U.S. household by nearly $2,000. This highlights the…
US Eases Tariff Threats on Russian Crude, Offering Economic Relief to India
The US has eased its tariff threats on Russian crude, providing India with some economic relief according to Rajani Sinha, Chief Economist at CareEdge. This…
An Economist: The Private Sector Facilitates Public Participation in Economic Ownership
An economist emphasizes the importance of privatization in enhancing public involvement in economic ownership and suggests that this approach could help finance development projects in…
Behind the 10,000 Steps for Health: Scientific Recommendation or Advertising Trick
A report reveals that the widely accepted notion of walking 10,000 steps a day is not based on scientific evidence but originated from Japanese marketing…
Currency Allocation Must Serve Production and People's Livelihood
An economist has criticized Iran's currency allocation methods amid sanctions, urging that resources should prioritize basic needs and domestic production. This is significant as it…
The Main Solution is Strengthening Revenues, Not Price Suppression
The article discusses the need to enhance revenues rather than suppress prices as a solution to economic challenges. It references Irving Fisher's historical insights on…
Fighting Against Hoarders is Not Pragmatic
Alinaghi Alikhani, a prominent economist and former Minister of Economy, opposes a legislative bill aimed at combating hoarding of metals, arguing that it could negatively…
US Inflation Surge Sparks Rate Hike Concerns Ahead of Midterm Elections
US inflation has risen ahead of the midterm elections, leading to uncertainty about potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Economists are divided on the implications of…
U.S. Inflation Rises to 3.7% in September Amidst Surge in Gasoline Prices
U.S. inflation accelerated to 3.7% in September, primarily due to rising gasoline prices, which could impact global economic conditions, including Iran's economy. The Labor Department…
Thomas Piketty: The Turmoil in Washington is Due to America Losing Control Over the World
Thomas Piketty discusses the decline of American influence in global affairs and critiques the ineffective responses to current challenges, particularly referencing the Trump administration's approach.…
The Macro on the Foundations of Collective Rationality
Dr. Kowsar Yousafi discusses the longstanding efforts of economists to clarify the dynamics between household consumption and income in Iran. This topic is significant as…
Economic Impact of Iran Conflict: American Families Face Nearly $2,000 Cost
An economist has reported that the ongoing conflict involving Iran has cost American families nearly $2,000 each. This financial burden highlights the broader economic implications…
The War Against Iran Cost the U.S. Economy $265 Billion
The U.S. war against Iran has resulted in significant economic costs, amounting to $265 billion over eight months, which translates to nearly $2,000 per American…
Economic Impact of War: American Families Face Nearly $2,000 Burden, Economist Reports
The ongoing war has financially impacted American families, costing them nearly $2,000 primarily due to increased energy prices and mortgage rates, as reported by economist…
Iran Conflict Estimated to Cost Average U.S. Household $2,000
An economist estimates that the ongoing conflict involving Iran is costing the average U.S. household approximately $2,000. This financial burden highlights the economic implications of…
Economist Mariana Mazzucato Advocates for Government-Private Sector Collaboration in Market Governance
International economist Mariana Mazzucato argues in her book, 'The Common Good Economy,' that governments should collaborate with the private sector to effectively govern markets. This…
The Economist's Warning About Keeping Riyadh Airport Open
The Economist criticized Saudi Arabia's decision to maintain operations at Riyadh airport amid threats from Yemen, highlighting the kingdom's limited responses to Yemeni attacks. This…
Local Impacts of Industrial Policies
The article discusses the decline of industrial policies in the early 21st century and late 20th century, attributing it to the collapse of the Eastern…
U.S.-Iran Deal Anticipated in Q1 Amid Economic Pressures
BMI Chief Economist Cedric Chehab indicates that a U.S.-Iran deal is anticipated in the first quarter of the year, contingent on increased pressure from both…
Small Steps Are Not Enough
Dr. Pouya Jabal-Ameli reflects on a past meeting of young professionals in a ministry, suggesting that while their efforts are commendable, they may not be…
Economic Struggles in Iran May Lead to Popular Uprising
Iran's struggling economy is raising concerns about the potential for a popular uprising among its citizens. The article discusses the economic challenges faced by the…
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Declines for Third Month, Implications for Global Economies
U.S. consumer sentiment has declined for the third consecutive month in October, dropping to 46.3 from 48.1 in September, indicating growing pessimism about the economic…
Why Do Workers Vote in Favor of Billionaires?
The article discusses a paradox identified by economist Daron Acemoglu regarding why workers tend to support policies that favor billionaires. This issue raises questions about…
The Role of Congress in Shaping U.S. Policy Towards Iran
The article discusses the challenges and hesitations faced by the U.S. Congress in taking a definitive stance on Iran, particularly in light of ongoing tensions…
America’s Blockade: Economic Strain on Iran Without Regime Change
The article discusses how America's economic blockade is severely impacting Iran's economy, leading to inflation and hardship for the populace. However, despite these economic challenges,…
The Impact of America's Blockade on Iran's Economy
The article discusses how America's economic blockade is severely impacting Iran's economy, leading to increased inflation and economic instability. The U.S. government and Iranian citizens…
Pakistan's Fuel Subsidy: Relief for Millions, But Gaps Remain
The Pakistani government has implemented a petrol subsidy for millions of citizens, but some economists argue that the most vulnerable populations are not benefiting from…
The Impact of Hormuz on the Value of the Iraqi Dinar
Iraq has devalued its national currency by about 13% against the dollar due to economic pressures from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and…
Liquidity Brake Applied: Iran's Last Barrier Against Hyperinflation
The Iranian government has taken measures to control liquidity, which is seen as a critical factor in combating hyperinflation. This move is significant for the…
Kosovo Escapes the Brink of Early Elections; 'Yosina Shiroka Pula' Becomes President
Kosovo's Parliament has elected Yosina Shiroka Pula as the new President, resolving a prolonged political stalemate and averting early elections. This decision is significant for…
Iran Conflict's Economic Impact on Indian Producers Predicted by World Bank Economist
The ongoing conflict in Iran is expected to impact Indian producers more significantly than consumers, as rising oil prices will increase wholesale prices, according to…
Saudi Arabia Reaps Financial Benefits from Iran Conflict as U.S. Considers Escalation
The ongoing conflict involving Iran has resulted in significant financial gains for Saudi Arabia, with the kingdom's oil revenues reaching $210 billion. This situation highlights…
Iran's Diminishing Control Over the Strait of Hormuz
Iran is losing its control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz due to increasing international naval presence and regional tensions. This situation involves Iran, the…
The Jewel of Credibility in the Market
The book "The Days of Mohsen" by Mohsen Jalalpour was unveiled yesterday, featuring narratives from his childhood and experiences in the market. The event included…
The European Industry; Do You Want to See Hope?
European industrial companies face challenges from rising energy costs and competition with China, leading to concerns about the future of the industry. While some firms…
Monitoring Performance and Learning
Dr. Alinaghi Mashayekhi discusses the importance of learning capacity in organizations and governments in his editorial. He emphasizes that while new actions may be introduced,…
Lackluster Employment in September
In September, the U.S. labor market added only 29,000 jobs, leading to a rise in the unemployment rate to 4.2%. This indicates a potential slowdown…
The Far Right is Not Alone, the Populist Left is Alongside It!
The article discusses the rise of populism among both right and left political movements, highlighting a recent report by The Economist that warns of the…
Understanding the Disconnect Between Economic Indicators and Public Sentiment in the U.S.
Despite strong economic indicators in the U.S., only a small percentage of Americans perceive the economy positively. This discrepancy highlights a disconnect between economic data…
Iran's Economic Crisis: Inflation and Falling Incomes Impacting Families Nationwide
Iran is facing a severe economic crisis characterized by high inflation and declining incomes, affecting millions of families across the country. The situation highlights the…
Increasing Concerns Over Iran's Nuclear Program and Regional Influence
The article discusses increasing warning signs regarding Iran's activities, particularly in relation to its nuclear program and regional influence. The US and its allies are…
Mental Health Benefits of Education: Disparities Between Rich and Poor Countries
A study analyzed the mental health benefits of education across 121 countries, revealing disparities between high-income and low- to middle-income nations. This research may highlight…