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Ebrahim Raisi called the increase in the prices of essential goods for the people "unreasonable"

The Iranian president called the increase in the prices of essential goods "unreasonable" and said what he called "abandonment of the market" is causing concern among the people...

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Student Mobilization's "Serious" Warning to the Government: Society is Not Ready for This Price Increase

On Thursday, May 5, the Student Mobilization issued a statement addressed to President Ebrahim Raisi regarding the outbreak of social unrest in…

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Ministry of Agricultural Jihad: Traditional bread has not become more expensive, we will provide subsidies to people in the coming days

Following the announcement of new prices for various types of bread and criticism of price increases in Iran, the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad is trying…

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Prices continue to rise in Iran; pulses up 120 percent, pasta and rice up fourfold

As the prices of various goods, especially food items, continue to rise in Iran, an activist in the grain sector has seen prices increase by up to 120 percent...

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Experts: Capital depreciation has destroyed Iran's economy

While recent reports from the Iranian market indicate an increase in inflation and high prices in all economic fields...

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Possibility of a "bread crisis" following a sudden increase in flour prices

Announcing the new price of "Flour for Industry and Industry" at the request of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad of the Islamic Republic and the approval of the State Organization for the Support of…

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Continued rapid growth in housing prices under Raisi's administration

Central Bank statistics show that since August last year, when Ebrahim Raisi's government took office, the price per square meter...

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Statistics Center: Point-to-point inflation rate has exceeded 43 percent

According to the Statistical Center of Iran, tomatoes, cucumbers, and eggplants saw the highest price increases in April compared to the previous month…

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