Iran's currency is reportedly plunging to roughly 2.7 million rial per $1, adding to the economic pressure facing Tehran.
The sharp currency decline comes as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Iran's oil exports are facing major pressure — potentially squeezing one of the regime's key sources of revenue.
A collapsing currency, rising prices and reduced oil revenue would put even more strain on Iran's already pressured economy — raising fresh questions about how much longer Tehran can sustain the current situation.