The Governor General of the Central Bank of Iran: The country's foreign exchange reserves are sufficient until the end of Trump's term.
Abdulnaser Hammati, head of Iran's central bank, claimed that the country's foreign exchange reserves are sufficient to meet import needs until the end of Donald Trump's term and even after.
He also says that the acceleration of inflation has decreased in recent months and the government has plans to compensate for the decrease in oil revenues.
In this context, on Friday, November 1, on his Telegram channel, Hamati told about parts of his statements in an interview with the Bloomberg network.
According to him, this speech was given last week on the sidelines of the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.
The head of the central bank claimed that the rate of inflation in Iran, which increased sharply after the 40-day war, decreased in the three months that ended in Shahrivar.