Hemmati: Dollar Price Decline Will Continue

The Governor of the Central Bank said the dollar's rate growth has turned downward due to the various measures taken by the Central Bank, and this downward trend will continue.

The head of the Central Bank said: The growth trend of the dollar rate has decreased with several measures taken by the Central Bank, and this downward trend will continue.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, quoted by the National Center for Cyberspace, Abdul Nasser Hemmati, the head of the Central Bank, explained the various aspects of the central bank's actions and missions at the 70th meeting of the media headquarters of the country's cyberspace and said: "Since the beginning of this year, 25 billion dollars have been provided for production, and this process of providing currency continues, and we will not have any problems in this regard."

He said: The growth of the dollar rate has decreased with the many measures taken by the central bank and this decrease will continue, but the enemy is trying to stop this process with media shock and fake news and lies, and they will definitely not succeed with the efforts of the authorities and the help of our dear people.

No one should worry about the supply of basic goods

Referring to the supply of currency needed for basic goods, the Governor of the Central Bank stated: No one should worry about the supply of basic goods, the Central Bank has made the necessary forecasts in this regard and there is no need to worry.

Stating that liquidity has decreased in the last 3 months, he announced the drop in inflation point by point in October and emphasized: The enemy has made many efforts to disrupt the various economic aspects of the country, but so far, it has not succeeded with well-planned planning and the very good cooperation of the people, and it will not succeed again.

The 70th meeting of the country's cyber space media headquarters was held under the chairmanship of Seyyed Mohammad Amin Aghamiri, the head of the National Cyber ​​Space Center, and with the presence of Dr. Hemti, the head of the Central Bank, the country's media organizations and representatives of various media in the country, at the National Center of Cyber ​​Space.

At the beginning of this meeting, a report on the country's media situation in various economic fields, including exchange rate and gold, was presented by the country's virtual space media headquarters, and the members of the meeting expressed their tips and suggestions.