Tehran Markets Struggle Due to Buyer Shortage

A week after the new U.S. sanctions were imposed on Iran, their effects began to appear on the prices of imported goods, especially health products and detergents, due to the rise in the dollar's exchange rate against the Iranian rial, which has surpassed 2 million rials. Although basic goods remain available in the markets, the increased costs resulting from the war and sanctions have led to a significant rise in prices, reducing citizens' purchasing power. There is also a direct impact on the import of raw materials and production costs.