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Iran's rial currency hits new record low ahead of new US sanctions

The drop on Iran's informal currency markets came as Washington prepared to announce even more extensive sanctions that it said would be an economic D-Day and would add further pressure

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Representational Image. Pic: Pexels

Representational Image. Pic: Pexels

Iran's currency hit a new record low Monday, with the rial dropping to 2.02 million to the US dollar as markets opened, as the economy has been battered by ongoing sanctions and an American naval blockade.

The drop on Iran's informal currency markets came as Washington prepared to announce even more extensive sanctions that it said would be an "economic D-Day" and would add further pressure.

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