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Iran Faces Growing Hyperinflation Fears as Official Data Show Triple-Digit Price Increases

Farshad Momeni says hyperinflation has begun in Iran, citing triple-digit rates in official data amid recession and rising budget pressures.

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Iran Faces Growing Hyperinflation Fears as Official Data Show Triple-Digit Price Increases

Farshad Momeni says hyperinflation has begun in Iran, citing triple-digit rates in official data amid recession and rising budget pressures.

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Iran News Wire broke the news 1 day ago on Thursday, August 20, 2026.

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