⚡️🇮🇷 — Iran’s Central Bank announced that $2 billion in foreign currency banknotes have been allocated for market supply, with the sale of the first $1 billion commencing today through selected bank branches and bank-affiliated exchange offices. At market opening, the state-regulated national-ID card dollar rate reached 252,000 tomans across Central Bank-supervised exchanges, aligning with open-market rates quoted by street sellers on Tehran’s Ferdowsi Street at 250,000–252,000 tomans.
Consequently, the spread between the official national-ID card rate and the parallel open market has effectively narrowed to zero, down from an estimated 10,000 tomans two days prior. — Farsna
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MaxOsint Intel ⚡️🇮🇷 — The open-market exchange rate of the US dollar in Tehran surged to 253,000 toman within 24 hours, marking an unmonitored devaluation spike. The Central Bank of Iran has issued no official explanation or stabilization strategy. Concurrently, US Treasury…
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