https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003664/the-rial-the-worlds-weakest-currency-how-misguided-policies-have-eroded-iranian-purchasing-power2026-10-19T10:43:07+03:30The Rial: The World’s Weakest Currency? | How Misguided Policies Have Eroded Iranian Purchasing Powereghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/cee5e68aZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY1MzExMy53ZWJwfGZ1aTo0Njg1MHxsOmVufHY6MQ.webpThe Rial: The World’s Weakest Currency? | How Misguided Policies Have Eroded Iranian Purchasing PowerEghtesadOnline: The dollar’s surge to around 2.7 million rials has become the latest sign of the Iranian currency’s erosion. Fueled by persistent inflation, fiscal imbalances and sanctions, the crisis is now disrupting calculations for producers, businesses and households alike.https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003663/israel-hayom-reports-growing-concerns-in-tel-aviv-over-a-potential-iranian-attack2026-10-19T10:38:10+03:30Israel Hayom reports growing concerns in Tel Aviv over a potential Iranian attackeghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/d9ed6764ZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY1MzExMi5qcGd8ZnVpOjQ2ODQ5fGw6ZW58djox.webpIsrael Hayom reports growing concerns in Tel Aviv over a potential Iranian attackEghtesadOnline: With eight days remaining before Israel’s election, the Israeli military has been placed on heightened alert, fueling concerns about the possibility of another round of conflict with Iran. However, political considerations and fears of rising oil prices could make launching a war before the election a costly decision for both Tel Aviv and Washington.https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003662/eu-moves-to-tighten-trade-restrictions-on-china-as-deficit-nears-360-billion2026-10-17T17:24:05+03:30EU Moves to Tighten Trade Restrictions on China as Deficit Nears €360 Billioneghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/0e42bbbeZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY1Mjc1MS5qcGd8ZnVpOjQ2ODQ4fGw6ZW58djox.webpEU Moves to Tighten Trade Restrictions on China as Deficit Nears €360 BillionEghtesadOnline: The European Union is seeking to expand trade restrictions on China as its trade deficit with Beijing approaches €360 billion a year, intensifying concerns over the future of European industries and jobs. An agreement on hybrid vehicle imports marks the first step in a broader effort that could extend to chemicals, plastics and other manufacturing sectors.