Iran’s statistics agency figures show the country’s headline inflation rate rose 0.7% to 33.9% in May.

Iran’s headline inflation rate dropped 0.6% to 35.5% in the calendar month to late July.

Iran’s statistics office figures show the country’s annual inflation rate dropped to 36.1% in June.

Iran’s headline inflation rate drops slightly in the calendar month to late August.

The IMF expects the inflation rate in Iran to drop to around 30% in 2024.

Britons are struggling to make ever increasing mortgage repayments due to a rise in benchmark borrowing costs which has pushed up monthly mortgage payments, while the Eurozone suffers stagflation.

Eurozone inflation, having reached 6.1% in May, more than three times its longtime target rate of 2%, has wreaked havoc amongst the working class, with food prices, for instance, currently 17% higher than a year ago.