According to reports, the dollar’s selling rate on Iran’s free market reached 200,000 tomans, marking a historic low for the Iranian currency. The sharp fall comes as Iran’s annual inflation rate has climbed to 61.4%, according to official data. Food prices have risen even more sharply, increasing 128.1% year-on-year, adding to the pressure on Iranian households.
Iran’s Toman Plunges To Record Low, Food Prices Soar 128% Amid US Sanctions
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- Post published:August 24, 2026
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