Iran's central bank governor says country has sufficient foreign currency despite US sanctions
Most outlets led with the statement by Iran's Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati that the country has enough foreign currency reserves despite US sanctions. Aaj News added context by noting US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s recent comment about Iran lashing out due to economic pressure, while Geo News included a brief visual reference to the Central Bank in Tehran. Both excerpts mention Hemmati’s remarks about injecting up to $2 billion into the market but do not elaborate further.
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Iran says it has enough foreign currency despite US sanctions
Iran has sufficient foreign currency reserves despite US sanctions, Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati said on Tuesday, after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tehran was lashing out because it was losing the economic war. The central bank was ready to inject up to $2 billion into the foreign exchange market to calm recent volatility, Hemmati said, according to the semi-official...
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Iran says it has enough foreign currency despite US sanctions
A man walks past the Central Bank of Iran in Tehran, Iran. — Reuters/FileCentral bank governor says ready to inject up to $2bn into market.Iran has domestic reserves, other resources: Abdolnaser Hemmati.Hemmati admits economic conditions have become difficult.Iran has...
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