Iranian central bank governor says foreign currency supply secured
Iran’s central bank governor says foreign currency reserves have been stockpiled since January 2026 to ensure market stability and meet essential needs.
Iran's central bank chief has revealed the country has been stockpiling foreign currency since January 2026 to maintain market stability and meet essential needs. Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati disclosed that the bank initiated this currency accumulation process on January 21, 2026, as part of a strategic plan to guarantee the availability of foreign currency for crucial goods and medicines.
Hemmati emphasized that these proactive measures have ensured the central bank's ability to supply sufficient foreign currency, dispelling concerns about potential issues in securing reserves. The governor highlighted the bank's ongoing efforts to maintain financial market stability amidst current challenges.
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