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Japan TimesEmerging terms would lift some sanctions on Iranian oil sales and open a reconstruction fund, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps positioned to receive a large share of the proceeds.
under30ceo.comThe Iranian stock market will reopen this week following an 80-day closure tied to the conflict with the United States and Israel. Officials are preparing measures to limit potential panic selling amid ongoing fiscal pressure.
ibtimes.comIranians facing internet blackouts must provide extensive personal information and post pro-government content on social media to regain access, according to independent media outlets. Users are also required to sign pledges not to publish content deemed harmful to national secur…
themarysue.comPresident Trump posted on social media framing his discussions with China's President Xi as validation of his administration’s domestic and foreign policies. The post came as Iran watched the meeting closely amid its own tensions with the United States and Israel. Separately, vio…
riotimesonline.comBusinesses across Iran have begun laying off workers as the economy faces pressure from ongoing conflict, international sanctions and infrastructure damage. Approximately 2 million people have lost work due to the war and a nationwide internet blackout now in its fourth month, ac…
Al JazeeraIranian authorities reported food inflation of 115 percent in the month ending April 20 compared with a year earlier, with some staple items more than tripling in price. President Masoud Pezeshkian urged citizens to cooperate amid economic difficulties following US and Israeli at…
Iran has experienced a near-total internet shutdown for more than 70 days in 2026, according to internet monitor Netblocks. The blackout has cost the economy an estimated $250 million a day, with broader impacts reaching as much as $3 billion daily when effects on banks and busin…
foxnews.comIran's economy has deteriorated sharply following U.S. and Israeli military actions, with annual inflation reaching 67 percent in mid-April. Officials reported that the conflict has left one million people unemployed as oil and manufacturing sectors sustained damage. The currency…
Washington ExaminerA new analysis estimates explicit economic damage to Iran at $144 billion from the ongoing war and U.S. blockade, with the true total believed significantly higher. A CIA assessment reported by Reuters indicates Iran would not face severe economic pressure from a port blockade fo…
Washington ExaminerA report released on Friday estimated explicit economic damage to Iran from the war and blockade at $144 billion, with a range of $50 billion to $300 billion. The assessment drew on satellite imagery, battle damage reports, and industry data but excluded harder-to-measure costs s…
rediff.comAn Iranian labor ministry official said the ongoing war has put 1 million people out of work, with top employers in oil and manufacturing suffering damage. Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called the U.S. blockade a "new phase" of war. Inflation reached 67 percent in m…
upi.comIran's economy faces challenges from war damages, inflation, currency devaluation, unemployment, and reduced oil revenues. These issues may affect the country's stance in negotiations with the US. Estimates indicate significant economic impacts, including potential increases in p…
Al JazeeraPrices for food, medicine, cars and other goods are surging in Iran amid the ongoing war with the United States and Israel. The national currency hit a record low, jobs are disappearing, and global energy markets are disrupted by the conflict. Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei urge…
rediff.comIran's official annual inflation has reached 50% following a ceasefire, with the rial at a record low and widespread job losses. The US naval blockade continues to halt oil exports and imports. Reconstruction costs near $270 billion as the economy faces severe strain.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA U.S. naval blockade on Iran, initiated more than ten days ago, has expanded to monitor all Iran-linked ships worldwide. The action follows Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which handles over a fifth of global oil and gas exports. Iranian oil production could continue fo…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewAt the Turkey-Iran border, Iranian shoppers are crossing into Turkey to purchase cooking oil amid rising prices in Iran. Merchants report increased demand for basic goods due to the country's economic crisis, exacerbated by ongoing war. Interviews reveal small-scale trading for p…