BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 25. The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) put up an official exchange rate for foreign currencies on ...

The SBI research report suggests the rupee may depreciate by 8-10% against the dollar during Trump's second presidency. While ...

Traveling to countries where your home currency has a higher value can be an attractive proposition, getting more bang for ...

Q: What is the Iran Rial worth against the Mauritius Rupee? A: One Iran Rial is worth 0.0011 Mauritius Rupee today Q: Is the Iran Rial going up or down against the Mauritius Rupee? A: Today's ...

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Following Donald Trump's election, Iran's rial fell to an all-time low, raising fears of intensified sanctions and economic turmoil. REUTERS/Callaghan O'hare/File Photo(REUTERS) The rial traded at ...

Iran’s currency, the rial, fell to an all-time low on Nov. 6. 2024 – trading at above 700,000 rials to the dollar. But how are Trump’s win and Iran’s economic woes related? The ...

What has happened to Iran’s currency? The rial fell to a fresh record low as Donald Trump was claiming victory – trading above the symbolic marker of 700,000 rials to the dollar, according to ...

The Iranian Rial fell on Wednesday, November 6, to an all-time low as former President Donald Trump raced for the U.S. presidency again, reported the news agency AP. The rial traded at 703,000 ...

Iran's currency, the rial, plunged to an unprecedented low on Wednesday, trading at 703,000 to the dollar, as former President Donald Trump appeared poised to secure another term. The development ...

Iran's national currency has weakened at the prospect of a Trump presidency, reaching an all-time low of 700,000 rials to the US dollar on the free market, according to Iranian currency tracking ...

The Indian Rupee remains under pressure near an all-time low in Wednesday’s early European session. Stronger USD and persistent foreign fund outflows continue to undermine the INR. Investors ...