USD x Iranian rials End of August?2.1-2.2M

The price of the dollar in the Iranian free market reached 213,700 tomans and the dollar remittance reached 218,000 tomans. Each British pound was also traded at 289,000 tomans. Today's figure is the fourth consecutive record in four business days. The dollar closed at 206,400 tomans on Saturday, 208,000 on Sunday, and 210,000 tomans on Monday. At the same time as the new records were recorded in the foreign exchange market, the Governor of the Central Bank said at the 36th Islamic Banking Conference that Iran does not have a shortage of foreign exchange and that the claim of economic collapse is false. In response to statements by American officials about Iran's lack of access to financial resources, Hemmati said: "These claims are completely baseless. "Unblocked reserves, stable sources, and numerous oil and non-oil revenues are available to the Central Bank." He added that the Central Bank allocated $500 million to the market last week and is now ready to inject up to $2 billion in foreign exchange if needed. Hemmati's statements today are far from his previous position. He had said in a television interview last week: "Our income from oil sales has become zero; it is a fact that we do not export oil." The change in tone came after a message from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on the occasion of Government Week. In that message, he said that sometimes honestly expressing weaknesses is helping the enemy and emphasized the need to "explain and narrate Iran's strength and power." In the same message, the Leader of the Islamic Republic announced: "I categorically declare that committing anything that is detrimental to social cohesion is prohibited." @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline