Iranian rial hits all-time low against U.S. dollar
The Iranian rial hit an all-time low against the U.S. dollar, with the exchange rate passing 2.2 million rials per dollar on the open market, representing a drop of over 15% in a few days and roughly 60% loss of value since March. Iran's central bank said it could inject up to $2 billion to stabilize the currency, while food, medicine and import costs were already rising.
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@Litest
🩸 CRASH 🇮🇷 The Iranian rial just hit an all-time low against the U.S. dollar. 2,200,000 rials = just $1. https://t.co/UXY95nRaXM
@0xSweep
Iranian Rial has fully collapsed Having $0.45 now will make you a Millionaire in Iran https://t.co/rc9Zkq4xyW
@Sina_hms
🚨 The Iranian rial has officially been rugged A drop over 15% in less than a few days $1 = 2,200,000 IRR
@PolymarketIntel
Iran's rial hit a record low, with the dollar passing 2.2 million rials on the open market. The currency has lost roughly 60% of its value since March. Iran's central bank says it can inject up to $2 billion to stabilize it, but food, medicine and import costs are already