As differences between the US and Iran over the terms of a cease-fire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz continued, the Iranian riyal fell to about 2.4 million riyals against the US dollar on Monday, setting a new record low. Since Trump said his rejection of Iran's latest proposal on Saturday, the riyal has depreciated by a cumulative total of about 2.3%. Currently, neither side has shown any signs of concessions, and Iran has indicated that it will not lower its demands. The impasse in negotiations has further heightened market concerns about Iran's economy and foreign exchange prospects. Previously, the last time the riyal hit a record low was on September 11.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
As differences between the US and Iran over the terms of a cease-fire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz continued, the Iranian riyal fell to about 2.4 million riyals against the US dollar on Monday, setting a new record low. Since Trump said his rejection of Iran's latest proposal on Saturday, the riyal has depreciated by a cumulative total of about 2.3%. Currently, neither side has shown any signs of concessions, and Iran has indicated that it will not lower its demands. The impasse in negotiations has further heightened market concerns about Iran's economy and foreign exchange prospects. Previously, the last time the riyal hit a record low was on September 11.