Locking the market with the free dollar rate

Locking the market with the free dollar rate

This article is published with the negative vote of 5 people from Mohammad Hossein Adib’s research team and the positive vote of 4 people. The opinions of the opponents were published in the previous analysis, although the two opinions share the same opinion in 60% of cases.

Who is this article written for:

The target population in this analysis are those who have seriously sold or bought goods in the past two weeks, people who have neither bought nor sold in the past two weeks, that is, those who have not been seriously present in the market. Especially this article is an example of holding fire and judging from a distance

To the extent that the price of the dollar has not made the goods more expensive inside the country, the imported goods have become more expensive by 25% less than the increase in the dollar rate.

The dollar is about 8 thousand tomans, but when the dollar is converted into goods, the dollar of the commodity is 6 thousand tomans, the market does not have the pull to buy goods with more than 6 thousand tomans, economic operators who want to price their goods with 8 thousand tomans dollars, are able to They will not be for sale, the market will not buy!?

In other words, when the economic operator sells his goods, he cannot buy and replace the equivalent from the market. Another meaning of this content is that the profit is not selling.

In other words, the economic activist is not interested in selling, and with the price of 6 thousand tomans, the average sales in the country is 20%

For a better understanding and to give more clarity to the word, for 8 thousand tomans dollars, when it becomes a commodity, there is only 20% of the buyer’s past.

Activists who price their product with 8 thousand tomans are able to sell only 20% of 2016.

A dollar of 8 thousand tomans means that the foreign currency income of the country is equal to 20% of 2016

Simplified, the matter is that the dollar is 8 thousand tomans, which means that the supply of currency to the economy is equivalent to one fifth of the year 1996.

But we know that the supply of currency to the economy is more than this, so what happens to the surplus dollar? The supply of dollars in excess of 20% attracts the country’s speculation sector

The Iranian market is locked at 8 thousand tomans, the buyer does not buy more than 6 thousand tomans, and the seller loses with 6 thousand dollars, so there is not much buying or selling, these are not signs of recession, in recession The seller wants to sell, but the dealer does not buy, but the current situation of the market is that the seller does not want to sell, and the buyer also buys goods with a price of 8,000 Tomans, 20% past.

The Iranian market is locked with the dollar at around 8 thousand tomans

Written by Mohammad Hossein Adib in the following article:
This article does not mean that the dollar will become more expensive, nor does it mean that the dollar will become cheaper, this article only shows the complexity of the matter, the research team is not divided into two groups, this difference of opinion was there before, but It could not be made public. The protocol of the channel is to make public the differences of the research team
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