The dollar down 1.1% on the week while gold coins rose, food coupons raised for fewer people, BNPL at 17% of online shopping, and a winter gas gap.
The dollar slipped after the US vote. Gold coins held their ground.
On Wednesday, the free-market dollar lost 1.2% in a single day as results of the US midterm elections came in. It closed the week at 2,682,000 rial, down 1.1%. The Emami gold coin ended the week 0.2% higher.
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Get it by emailPrices up 4.4% in a month with school fees and transport leading, car import tariffs at 100% or more, and a possible rise in fuel prices.
Producer inflation near 92%, border queues at Bazargan, crude output down 40%, and the dollar back above its 4 October level.
Cash sales of up to $10,000 per person, the IMF's new forecast, Tehran's price freeze on staples, and steel output.
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"Buy now, pay later" is set to triple this year: a consumer market that went digital at scale, and two risks few are pricing in, retailers' cash and household debt.
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