Iran's currency, the rial, has fallen to an all-time low of 1,810,000 rials per US dollar, reflecting a 15% drop over two days. This decline follows a period of stability and is attributed to rising demand for foreign currencies such as the euro and the Emirati dirham.

• 01Iran's currency reached a record low of 1,810,000 rials per US dollar.
• 02The rial has dropped about 15% in value over the last two days.
• 03Increased demand for foreign currencies is driving the decline.
• 04Currency tracking websites report varying rates between 1,760,000 and 1,810,000 rials.
• 05The drop follows weeks of relative stability in the currency market.

The depreciation of the rial may lead to increased prices for imported goods, affecting everyday expenses for Iranian citizens.