Tehran, Iran – Iran has been importing tonnes of gold in recent months as it braces for further economic challenges under the United States’ “maximum pressure” policy, which continues to target its nuclear program and regional influence.
For over a decade, Tehran has relied on gold as a safe-haven investment, using it to shore up its economy amid persistent sanctions and financial restrictions. With global tensions rising, the country appears to be accelerating its gold acquisitions to stabilize its reserves and counter the impact of ongoing economic isolation.
Analysts suggest that Iran’s strategy reflects a broader shift away from reliance on the U.S. dollar, as it seeks alternative means to secure wealth and facilitate trade with allies despite Western sanctions.
More updates to follow as the situation develops.
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