Liquidity growth fell to 50.9% in October Point-to-point growth in liquidity in October 1405 with a decrease of 0.7 percentage points compared to September, reached 50.9%; This figure is the lowest growth in the last eight months. This index is down for the fourth month in a row and has dropped by 5.8 percentage points in four months from the peak of 56.7% in June. Despite the decrease in the growth rate, the amount of cash in the country is still estimated at 19,320,000 billion tomans. The continued high growth of liquidity alongside the negative economic growth still indicates the remaining inflationary pressures in the economy.

Liquidity growth fell to 50.9% in October Point-to-point growth in liquidity in October 1405 with a decrease of 0.7 percentage points compared to September, reached 50.9%; This figure is the lowest growth in the last eight months. This index is down for the fourth month in a row and has dropped by 5.8 percentage points in four months from the peak of 56.7% in June. Despite the decrease in the growth rate, the amount of cash in the country is still estimated at 19,320,000 billion tomans. The continued high growth of liquidity alongside the negative economic growth still indicates the remaining inflationary pressures in the economy.