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Iran replaces central bank governor amid currency crash

Por: ABC News World December 29, 2022

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Iran appointed a new head of its central bank on Thursday after the currency crashed to its lowest level ever against the dollar amid mass protests and ongoing Western sanctions.Mohammad Reza Farzin, 57, a senior banker and former deputy finance minister, was tapped to replace Ali Salehabadi, who resigned after 15 months at the post, the official IRNA news agency reported. The rial was trading at around 430,000 to... + full article



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