Beran Tajdin
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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There are some estimates, and I would say these are conservative estimates, that would suggest that the first month of the war imposed a damage of around $100 billion.
We have all become miserable.
Everything on the market is expensive.
Paying back our bank debt, rent or insurance has become hard because of the inflation.
I swear to God our salaries are not enough anymore.
I feel I'm going crazy.
since the start of the war, the Iranian economy has moved into an economy of survival.
That means that people, if they have any money, they will only spend it on essentials, which means large parts of the economy have gone into a full state of freeze.
And that causes recession because many people are not paid.
On top of that, we have had
so many attacks on Iranian infrastructure, industries.
And as a result of that, it has brought a large wave of unemployment to Iran.
It's not going to be easy because, you know, when petrochemical plants are...
then they can't produce fertilizers, which means that the farmers cannot produce as much food as they could before.
On top of that, you have the food industry losing access to steel and aluminium because of the attacks on the steel and aluminium factories, which means that they don't have any production to buy from the farmers.
So it's not just the urban areas that are impacted.
There are some estimates, and I would say these are conservative estimates that would suggest that the first month of the war imposed a damage of around $100 billion to Iranian economy and infrastructure.
And for
For context, that's more than a year's, probably two years' worth of oil exports.
It could, but in order to offset the lost revenue from just petrochemical and steel, it would have to be somewhere north of $150 a barrel.
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