‘This is how the war will end’: Iran’s currency hits new record low as it accuses the U.S. of looking to turn Iran ‘back into a colony’
- Posted on September 29, 2026
- By Fortune
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In brief
Iran's currency crisis deepens as the rial plummets to unprecedented lows against the dollar, marking a sharp 27-day decline from its previous record. Tehran attributes the economic deterioration to U.S. pressure, framing it as an attempt to destabilize the nation's sovereignty. This financial collapse reflects broader geopolitical tensions and sanctions impact, raising concerns about Iran's economic stability and international relations amid escalating regional conflicts.
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‘This is how the war will end’: Iran’s currency hits new record low as it accuses the U.S. of looking to turn Iran ‘back into a colony’
The latest decline came just 27 days after the rial hit its previous record low of 2.2 million to the dollar on September 2.
