International Monetary Fund: Iran's economy will grow by 3.6 percent next year

The International Monetary Fund predicted that Iran's macroeconomic indicators will improve next year and the economic growth will reach 3.6 percent.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the International Monetary Fund expects Iran's economic growth to reach minus 7.6 percent in 2026 in a report called the World Economic Outlook.

Ambassador Arjan wrote: According to the forecast of the International Monetary Fund, Iran's economy will come out of recession in 2027 and will experience a positive growth of 3.6 percent this year.

This international organization predicts Iran's inflation rate to be 78.6% this year and expects that in 2027 the rate of inflation in Iran will decrease and the inflation rate will reach 42% this year.

Iran's current account balance for this year is expected to be negative 1.2 percent of GDP. In 2027, Iran's current account balance will be positive and reach 1.2%.

This report predicts Iran's unemployment rate to be 9.2% in 2026 and has announced that this figure will decrease to 9% in 2027.

According to this report, the International Monetary Fund expects the macro indicators of Iran's economy to improve in 2027 despite the US sanctions against Iran.

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