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Iran's central bank governor dismisses Trump's claim of economic collapse

Iran's Central Bank governor Abdolnaser Hemati denied Trump's claims of an economic collapse, saying the country has sufficient foreign exchange reserves.

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Abdolnaser Hemati, governor of Iran's Central Bank, said that claims that Iran's economy has entered a phase of economic collapse are inaccurate. [1] The semi-official Fars news agency reported that Iran received more than $1 billion in oil revenue during the 11 days leading up to September 2. [2] Abdolnaser Hemati said Iran continues to collect receivables and revenues in foreign currency. [3] Abdolnaser Hemati said Iran has sufficient foreign exchange reserves. [4] Documents reviewed by Fars indicated that Iranian authorities transferred the foreign currency generated by oil exports into Iran's foreign reserves. [5] Iran generated more than 80 percent of the oil income forecast in its 2026-27 budget during the first five months of the fiscal year. [6] The report stated that this inflow will strengthen the central bank's ability to cover the country's foreign currency requirements. [7]
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  1. Abdolnaser Hemati, governor of Iran's Central Bank, said that claims that Iran's economy has entered a phase of economic collapse are inaccurate. · b92.net
  2. The semi-official Fars news agency reported that Iran received more than $1 billion in oil revenue during the 11 days leading up to September 2. · middleeasteye.net
  3. Abdolnaser Hemati said Iran continues to collect receivables and revenues in foreign currency. · b92.net
  4. Abdolnaser Hemati said Iran has sufficient foreign exchange reserves. · b92.net
  5. Documents reviewed by Fars indicated that Iranian authorities transferred the foreign currency generated by oil exports into Iran's foreign reserves. · middleeasteye.net
  6. Iran generated more than 80 percent of the oil income forecast in its 2026-27 budget during the first five months of the fiscal year. · middleeasteye.net
  7. The report stated that this inflow will strengthen the central bank's ability to cover the country's foreign currency requirements. · middleeasteye.net
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