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    Iran’s Currency Crisis Deepens Amid Renewed U.S. Sanctions

    Tehran, February 5: Iran’s rial has hit a record low of 850,000 to the U.S. dollar following President Donald Trump’s decision to restart the “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran. This sharp decline has worsened economic conditions, leading to higher inflation and reduced purchasing power for citizens.

    In response to the re-imposed sanctions, Iranian officials have expressed concern about the impact on the economy. They are seeking guidance from President Trump on potential nuclear negotiations, with renewed sanctions fueling fears about the future of diplomatic relations and the well-being of the Iranian population.

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