War Fatigue and Soaring Prices Deepen Pressure on Iranian Households
Business closures, job losses and triple-digit food inflation are intensifying the domestic cost of the conflict.
Economic growth, trade, companies, employment and the non-oil economy.
Business closures, job losses and triple-digit food inflation are intensifying the domestic cost of the conflict.
Energy disruption, damaged infrastructure and weaker non-oil activity are testing the region’s financial buffers.
The bilateral discussion identified several areas for deeper economic cooperation.
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