Iranian deputy points to economic turnaround since Rouhani took office

Deputy governor says central bank has managed to impose new discipline

The Central Bank of Iran
The Central Bank of Iran
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The Iranian economy is beginning to stabilise under a new, more disciplined regime, Akbar Komijani, the deputy governor of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran, said on August 16.

Speaking at a conference in Tehran, Komijani said the central bank had focused on monetary discipline, better liquidity management and stability in the foreign exchange market since Hassan Rouhani became Iranian president.

As a result, liquidity growth slowed to 22% in 2014 from 30% in 2012, inflation has

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