Economic
Iran announces new economic stabilization measures amid wartime pressures
Iranian authorities unveil a fresh package of domestic economic measures designed to stabilize prices and bolster the national currency, amid ongoing regional conflict and sanctions.
Iran’s Planning and Budget Organization has announced a new round of stabilization measures targeting inflation, liquidity, and foreign exchange markets as part of its broader wartime economic program. The package includes tighter controls on imports deemed non‑essential, expanded subsidies for staples for low‑income households, and incentives to encourage re‑export of key goods through third‑country routes. Officials say the measures aim to maintain basic purchasing power and prevent a sharp devaluation of the rial, while continuing to manage fiscal pressures from the ongoing conflict and international sanctions. The government also emphasized its work with regional trade partners to unblock payment channels and protect critical energy and manufacturing flows.
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- Location
- Tehran, Iran
- Date added
- 2026-03-25 21:43 UTC
- Last updated
- 2026-03-25 21:43 UTC
- Source
- Tehran Times
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