International Monetary Fund: 14% reduction in liquidity growth in the 13th government
According to Mehr News Agency Statistics Published by the International Monetary Fund in the Middle East region outlook reports, it shows that the 13th government was able to reduce the liquidity of 40% that was recorded in the last year of Rouhani’s government. to less than 35%.
According to the estimation of this international body, in 2020, which was the last year of activity of the 12th government, the liquidity growth rate in Iran’s economy reached 40.6%. This figure decreased to 39% in 2021 and 31.1% in 2022 in the first year of Ayatollah Raisi’s government. In 2023, the growth rate of liquidity in Iran’s economy was 34.7%, which was much lower than the record of liquidity of 40.6% in the previous government.
The International Monetary Fund has predicted that Iran’s liquidity growth rate will decrease to 32.9 percent this year.
Decreasing liquidity growth in the 13th government, while during the four years of the 12th government, the growth of liquidity in Iran was continuously going through an upward trend and reached 22.1%, 23.1%, 31.3% and 40%. It reached 6 percent during the years 2017 to 2020.
The average liquidity growth in the three years of the 13th government was 34.93%, which is a 14% decrease compared to the 40.6% liquidity growth in 2020.
