The Globe and Mail
Americas · 4 hrs ago
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Iran’s inflation rate hits 77%, highest since Second World War, deepening country’s economic pain
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Iran's inflation rate has reached 77%, its highest level since World War II, amid economic challenges that officials attribute to conflict-related costs. The economic crisis is expected to potentially trigger fresh protests, with President noting that hardship is a necessary consequence of military engagement.
Iran’s inflation rate hits 77%, highest since Second World War, deepening country’s economic pain
Experts note fresh economic turmoil could spark renewed protests as Iran’s President says ‘hardship’ must be accepted as cost of war
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