Iran says FX reserves in 'good position'
- Iran: Saturday, October 13 - 2012 at 01:58
Iranian finance minister has said his country's foreign exchange reserves are in a "good position," as the government grapples with a steep decline in its currency and sanctions from Western countries over its nuclear programme, Reuters has reported. Shamseddin Hosseini told reporters that the government was taking steps to stabilise the currency, such as curbing speculative demand. "When it comes to reserves, actually we are in a good position. We are having some problems transferring hard currency, and this is putting pressure on our currency market," Hosseini told reporters at a briefing.
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