Optimism over the possibility of a nuclear deal with the United States has strengthened Iran's battered currency for a second time in the past two weeks.
Iranian Labour News Agency
Optimism over the possibility of a nuclear deal with the United States has strengthened Iran's battered currency for a second time in the past two weeks.
The value of Iran’s currency, rial, has dropped this week despite an announcement setting the date for the resumption of nuclear talks with world powers.
Amid continuing economic crisis in Iran and a delay in nuclear talks with world powers, the US dollar rose to 275,000 rials in Tehran's exchange market on Sunday, reaching its highest point in nearly ten months.