Liquidity in Iran reached the threshold of "five thousand trillion tomans"

The Central Bank of Iran says that the volume of liquidity peaked at the end of May this year to 4,943 trillion tomans, an increase of about 111 trillion tomans compared to the beginning of this solar year.

Thus, in the first two months of 1401 alone, the volume of liquidity in Iran increased by 2.3%.

Also, the twelve-month growth rate of liquidity in Ordibehesht 1401 was 37.3 percent.

Liquidity is one of the most important factors in inflation; an indicator that Iran has been among the few countries in the world to experience over the past three years in terms of its unbridled nature.

Liquidity in Iran has increased almost 10-fold over the past decade.

Central Bank statistics show that inflation in Ordibehesht this year was about 40 percent compared to the same month in 1402 (point-to-point inflation). Point-to-point inflation in Khordad was also about 52 percent.

Source: Radio Farda