Tehran, YJC. Lawmaker has said that if sanctions are removed, the dollar and other currencies will drop in value compared to the Iranian Rial.
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Qolamreza
Mesbahi Moqaddam, Chairman of the Planning, Budget, and Audit Committee of
the Majlis, in response to the President of the Central Bank whose statements
caused the dollar to grow in price last week said "I did not expect Seif to
talk about whether currency has reached the lowest or highest level. Principally,
the President of the Central Bank must give interviews once or twice a year
as much as giving a report.”
He
further pointed out that as the President of the Central Bank, Seif influences
the market through what he says, adding "I would like to ask the President of
the Central Bank to act as the presidents of central banks everywhere in the
world do.”
"If
in the not so far future sanctions are lessened or removed and we find access
to the currencies kept so far, something else is sure to happen and the currency
value will not be as today, because the excess supply of currency will drop
prices.”
The
president of the Central Bank had recently said that the current 30,000 Rials
is the lowest possible price and that it will not be reached below.
The
statement has caused some tumult in Iran’s currency market so far.
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