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The Iranian economy has been severely affected by the war and sanctions, resulting in high inflation and the exchange rate soaring to over two and a half million rials against the dollar, with the rial's value declining significantly. This inflation has led to a decrease in the purchasing power of citizens, as families now buy only half of the quantities they used to, opting instead for lower-quality and cheaper goods. Food prices have also risen sharply, with food inflation reaching 121% annually. Household expenses have increased beyond income gains, forcing many to work extra hours and cut back on essential consumption. Official data highlight a significant deterioration in living standards, with a decline in food quality and families adapting to a less prosperous lifestyle. The ongoing economic crises continue to exacerbate the suffering of vulnerable groups and push the middle class toward poverty.
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