Significados de rial currency en inglés

Iran's rial currency has lost a third of its value in the past two weeks.

The sanctions are already hurting ordinary Iranians, faced with rising prices and a falling rial currency.

Iran's rial currency has lost half its value since April under the threat of revived U.S. sanctions.

The bank has sold over $1 billion in the market this year to support the rial currency.

In Iran, sanctions are biting, with the rial currency losing 20 per cent of value against the dollar in the past week.

The prospect of sanctions has already hurt Iran's economy, with the rial currency falling this year and the government cracking down on protests.

The measures have halved OPEC member Iran's crude oil export revenues, devaluing the rial currency and bringing financial hardship to millions of Iranians.

The sanctions are also having a real impact on Iran's domestic economy, causing prices of imported staples to soar and the rial currency to tumble.

With Iran's rial currency tumbling, the prices of rice, bread and meat in Iranian bazaars have doubled or more in dollar terms in recent months.