Iran’s currency hits all-time low against dollar amid US pressure

The Iranian rial has reached a new record low, hitting 2 million to the dollar during morning trading. This currency crisis is driven by US pressure and broader geopolitical tensions. The devaluation is exacerbating inflation within Iran, straining regional trade, and increasing domestic unrest. These economic challenges reflect the ongoing pressure on the nation's financial stability, as the currency continues to decline against the dollar, impacting both the domestic economy and international trade relations.