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Iran's Rial Currency Hits New Record Low

US-Israel-Iran war latest news: Iran currency crisis worsens as rial hits record low before US sanctions announcement

India, Aug. 25 -- Iran's currency has suffered another sharp fall, with the Iranian rial weakening to a record low of 2.02 million against the US dollar on the open market. The latest decline came as the United States prepared to announce another round of sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on Tehran.

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Iran’s currency, the rial, has hit a record low, trading at over 2 million rials to the dollar on unofficial markets. The devaluation comes a day before the United States is due to impose what US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant described as “the toughest sanctions in history” on Tehran.

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