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Price Hikes Alone Cannot Solve Iran’s Gasoline Overconsumption
An energy economist says Iran cannot tame fuel demand through price hikes alone, recommending free public transit, fleet renewal, and curbing inflation expectations.
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Iran Issues Foreign Currency Facility Rules for Essential Goods Imports
Iran announced foreign currency credit facilities with up to six-month repayment terms for essential goods imports. Banks may now issue letters of credit and currency transfers to sustain food security.
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A Man for the Crisis: History's Mirror for Iran's Economic Policymakers
With Iran's economy beset by inflation, deficits, and energy shortfalls, Tejarat-e-Farda draws a lesson from 1941: crises call specialists to power, but authority must accompany expertise.
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Iran's Rial Crashes Past 2 Million Per Dollar as Sanctions Tighten
Iran's rial crashed past 2 million per dollar on open markets as US financial pressure mounts. Citizens face collapsing purchasing power amid food price surges and skyrocketing medical costs.
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Lebanese Media: US Sanctions on Iran Face Growing Limits
A Lebanese outlet argues that Iran's eastern alliances and alternative financial channels are blunting the impact of US maximum-pressure sanctions.
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Iran's Rial Hits Record Low as U.S. Prepares New Sanctions Wave
Iran's rial plunged to a record 2.02 million per dollar on the open market as the U.S. announced sweeping new sanctions targeting digital assets, gold, aviation, and shipping. Treasury Secretary Bessent called the move an economic D-Day for Tehran.
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Iran Car Market Slips 1.5% in August With Price Gains Forecast Ahead
Iran's car market fell an average 1.5% in August despite political and currency pressures. Price increases are forecast as new U.S. economic actions and a weakening rial take hold.
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Iran's Ex-Central Bank Chief: Sanctions Raise Trade Costs But Won't Halt Commerce
Iran's former central bank chief says tighter sanctions will raise trade costs but won't halt commerce, citing decades of experience navigating restrictions.
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The New Yorker's Six-Month War Review: Iran Holds Firm, US Grows Weary
The New Yorker rates Washington's six-month Iran campaign as strategically thin. With Hormuz closed and US costs mounting, Tehran appears positioned to outlast America.
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Trump and Vance Split Over Iran War Goals, a $50 Gap Divides the White House
Trump and Vance diverge on Iran war goals, exposing a $50 divide in White House policy. When political aims become unclear, military force loses its strategic compass.
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Iran's Newest Silver ETF Opens for Subscription on Commodity Exchange
Iran's commodity exchange opens subscriptions for a new silver ETF. Silver faces its sixth consecutive supply deficit with prices potentially exceeding $80 per ounce.
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Iran Housing Construction Costs Still Rising as Inflation Bites
Tehran housing construction costs remain elevated under inflationary pressure, with Iran's Statistics Center reporting a slowdown in input price growth during spring 2026.