By Admin 
Iran currency rial: Iran’s currency riyal came to its record low on Saturday 5 April 2025. Now 10,43,000 Iranian riyal has become equal to US dollars. Earlier on March 20, during the Persian New Year Nooros, the price of 10 lakh Iranian riyal fell more than US dollars. After celebrating the new year, when people started returning to work again, its price further fell to 1,043,000 riyal per dollar.
Iran pressure on international sanctions
According to a report by news agency AP, traders shut down the currency exchange rate display board under the pressure of uncertainty on the Ferdosi Street, considered the hub of the currency exchange in Tehran. Iran’s economy has been under pressure for many years due to international sanctions. Especially in 2018, after the withdrawal of America’s nuclear deal with Tehran, the economy of this country has more impact.
Trump targets Iran
At the time of the agreement in 2015, Iran limited Tehran’s uranium reserves to 300 kg (661 pounds) and the enrichment to 3.67 % in exchange for the removal of international sanctions. During that time Rial was trading at 32,000 per dollar. After being elected President of America again in January, Trump again started increasing pressure on Iran.
Under this, he banned 16 institutions and petrochemical industry trading Iranian crude oil. It also included companies selling on discounts in China. This reduced the price of riyal. Market analysts say that Iranian currency has come down under inflation pressure due to the decline in oil and international restrictions.
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