Iranian rial hits record low of 2.548 million per dollar
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Summary
Iran's rial fell to a record 2.548 million per U.S. dollar on Tuesday, according to the tracker Pashizi, down from about 1.79 million per dollar in mid-July when a Memorandum of Understanding collapsed. The decline follows renewed U.S. sanctions, a naval blockade and an intensified bombing campaign amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, compounding an economic downturn that began before the war.
Center
- Iran’s currency hits a new record low as war erodes the country’s economic stabilityAssociated Press · Sep 29, 3:09 PM
Right-leaning
- US Expands Iran Sanctions as Rial Hits Record LowNewsmax · Sep 29, 2:33 PM
- Iranian rial hits all-time low as economy continues free fallWashington Examiner · Sep 29, 3:25 PM