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    Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war"

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    Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war" Empty Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war"

    Post by Rocky Thu 10 May 2018, 2:59 am

    Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war"
    Arabic and International  Wednesday, 09 May 2018 at 14:57 PM (Views 1508)
    Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war" 20180509_025729-744Iran is shaken and its citizens "withdraw money" from banks for fear of the outbreak of "war"
    Follow-up / Sky Press

    Some Iranians began withdrawing their savings even before US President Donald Trump announced his country's withdrawal from the global nuclear deal signed with Iran, putting pressure on the banking system, which already suffers from bad loans and years of isolation.

    An official at Melli Bank, Iran's largest state-owned bank, told Reuters the savings had fallen by an unspecified amount, but added that this is a temporary phenomenon and that it will rebound once the uncertainty related to Trump's decision has receded.

    "When there is political fog, its psychological impact on people is causing a reduction in savings, but that will end after Trump's deadline," said the official, who asked not to be named before Trump said.

    Trump said on Tuesday he would withdraw from the deal and impose "the highest level of economic sanctions."

    "The situation inside the banking system has deteriorated in the last year, and we have not gone beyond the danger stage yet," a senior official at the central bank said, adding that the central bank had "all measures ready to prevent any crisis."

     It reflects the lack of confidence and contributes to the broader problems that threaten Iranian President Hassan Rowhani in the religious establishment. Investments have shrunk with banks imposing a limit on lending, while growth is slowing and the unemployment rate is at a record high.

    "I am worried about a war," said Mina Abdel Salhi, a retired teacher in Tehran, "I have turned all my savings into gold coins that I can easily liquidate if anything happens."

    According to sources, Abbas al-Moussawi was the one who falsified the book by giving money to more than one site, including Khangan Willa and the Institute for War and Peace Press




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