Iran shopkeepers struggle as war dims demand
Most outlets led with the decline in sales and the impact of the US-Iran war on consumer demand. Arab News Pakistan and 24 News HD both highlighted the phrase “Going bankrupt” and the effect of skyrocketing prices, though 24 News HD provided a specific example from a Tehran bazaar and a shopkeeper’s account.
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Iran shopkeepers fear bankruptcy amid war-driven p...
Iran shopkeepers in Tehran say sales have collapsed as war-driven inflation eats into incomes, leaving many unsure their businesses will survive.
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'Going bankrupt': Iran shopkeepers struggle as war dims demand
At a Tehran bazaar where fragrant herbs and spices whet the appetite, shopkeeper Nasir says locals once bought his nuts by the kilo but soaring prices caused by the US-Iran war have eaten into sales, leaving businesses fighting for survival.
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‘Going bankrupt’: Iran shopkeepers struggle as war dims demand
Tehran shopkeepers are witnessing a sharp decline in sales due to skyrocketing prices triggered by the US-Iran war, which has drastically reduced consumer demand.
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