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CBI’s Farzin Insists on Fixed-Rate Forex Policy

CBI’s Farzin Insists on Fixed-Rate Forex Policy
CBI’s Farzin Insists on Fixed-Rate Forex Policy

Central bank governor, Mohammad Reza Farzin, has strongly defended the bank's new move selling the US dollar at 285,000 rials for importing essential goods, saying that it seeks to restore some stability to the tumultuous economic conditions caused by special  conditions and political developments. 
In an interview Farzin said that the measure also is aimed at stabilizing the forex market that has been adversely affected by fear and uncertainty due to the current economic situation. He did not elaborate. 
"We need to restore stability to the market. The economy is still in an acceptable condition even in these difficult times," he was quoted as saying by the Persian-language newspaper Shahrvand. 

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How's 245,000 rials to 1USD helps the Iranian people. The Iranian currency can't even a hold an exchange rate to match Yemen!! WOW, Iran shouldn't even concern itself entering the global market then. The Iranian rial is supposed to be backed by gold and the countries GDP? At an exchange rate of 245,000 to 1USD it's giving the sovereignty of their nation away just the way trump wanted it. trump has beating Iran without being in office. I shall pray for Iran tonight on this horrible exchange rate for all of those people's suffering over four decades. I pray for the heels of the USD to seize grinding on the foreheads of these lovely people.

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