Trump says Iran's economy is collapsing. A former central bank adviser in Tehran pushes back
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Article Summary
This article quotes a former Iranian economic adviser to challenge U.S. claims that Iran's economy is near collapse, arguing that while sanctions are hurting, daily life and the banking system remain stable for now. It highlights the impact of new trade cuts by the UAE and warns of deeper economic trouble ahead, using expert opinion to push back against alarmist narratives. The piece relies on an insider voice to shape skepticism toward U.S. escalation, but doesn’t fully detail how Iran is coping with trade restrictions.
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