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Iran's currency crashes as oil sales collapse
Original: Iran's currency crashes as the regime runs out of oil to sell and can’t get its money from customers
Iran's currency has fallen sharply, with Fortune reporting that the government is running short of oil to sell and is struggling to collect payments from customers for crude it has already shipped. The squeeze on oil revenue, a core source of hard currency for Tehran, is undermining the rial and adding to pressure on an economy already strained by sanctions.
Why now: A sudden collapse in Iran's oil income and currency has major implications for regional stability, energy markets and sanctions policy.
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- Iran's currency crashes as the regime runs out of oil to sell and can’t get its money from customers · Fortune
- Iran's currency crashes as the regime runs out of oil to sell and can’t get its money from customers · Fortune
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