Decrease in US Dollar Price in Iran’s Open Market

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Decrease in US Dollar Price in Iran's Open Market

Decrease in the price of the US dollar in Iran’s open market

The decrease in the price of the US dollar in Iran’s open market continued over the past two days and reached 49,050 tomans on Tuesday.

According to unofficial websites that record foreign currency prices in Iran, the exchange rate for the British pound was announced as 59,100 tomans on Tuesday, and each euro was traded at 52,450 tomans.

It seems that recent political developments regarding Iran’s nuclear activities have caused the decrease in foreign currency prices in Iran, according to market analysts.

Additionally, on Monday, March 6, Western diplomats informed Agence France-Presse that the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors will not issue a new resolution against the Islamic Republic due to Iran’s retreat and commitments made following the recent visit of the Agency’s Director-General to the country.

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