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Iran's central bank governor claims hyperinflation has not occurred, despite a leading Tehran economist's assertion that it has.

Iran's central bank governor stated that hyperinflation has not yet occurred in the country. This statement contradicts a leading Tehran economist who argues that the country is already experiencing hyperinflation. While the two experts disagree on the market status, observers note that the administration of the central bank's perspective is countered by the reality of the shelves, which tell the same story of rising prices. Both perspectives offer different interpretations of the economic situation in Iran, but the physical availability and cost of goods on store shelves reflect the significant price increases that both experts are addressing.

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