Iran's Rial Hits Record Low as Trump Secures U.S. Presidency

The Iranian currency's collapse reflects economic fears as Tehran braces for potential renewed sanctions under Trump's leadership.

Iran's rial fell to an unprecedented low of 703,000 to the dollar following Donald Trump's presidential victory.
The currency's depreciation highlights Iran's economic struggles amid longstanding international sanctions.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian faces challenges in stabilizing the economy as tensions with the U.S. persist.
Tehran downplays the U.S. election's impact, asserting consistent policies despite leadership changes.
Regional conflicts intensify as Iran remains involved in Middle Eastern wars alongside its allies.