Iran's rial slid further to fresh lows against the dollar as sanctions tighten and the government's cabinet rolled out a new economic posture to manage what officials call special
Iran's rial slid further to fresh lows against the dollar as sanctions tighten and the government's cabinet rolled out a new economic posture to manage what officials call special conditions. External pressure keeps building, with the US expanding its military presence in the region and world leaders openly framing a potential conflict as an economic disaster, while Baghdad's limited approval for Iranian flights offers a small channel of relief. The currency's slide and the government's emergency economic posture point to a country managing escalating isolation rather than stabilizing.
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