Refugee funding cuts affect household and host economies
Inflation rates in Iran have risen to 90% over seven months of war, reflecting a severe economic crisis and a halt in the country's economic growth. The deterioration of the local currency and the ongoing impact of the conflict continue to strangle the Iranian economy, which is already suffering from liquidity shortages and declining economic output, further fueling pressure on the population's livelihoods and economic expectations in the coming months.
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