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Iran's economy shrinks 10% as US pressure hits oil exports

Iran's economy shrinks 10% as US pressure hits oil exports

Iran's economy shrank by 10.1% during the initial three months of the Persian year, driven by a 26.4% fall in its vital oil and gas sector. The downturn comes as the US tightens economic pressure and a naval blockade, severely limiting Iran's ability to export crude oil. President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that total trade has fallen by 25 to 35 percent, with imports particularly affected.

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