The rapid growth of the value of justice stocks

According to Tejarat News, Justice shares At the end of the first week of March, it was not much different from the previous week. Also, the total stock index grew by less than one percent, ending its work at the level of 1,288,000 units.

Justice stocks at the end of the fourth week of February were not much different from last week. Also, the total stock index fell by less than one percent, ending its work at the level of 1,282,000 units.

The value of the basket of 532 thousand Tomans reached 12 million and 170 thousand Tomans at the end of this week, ie March 25. This is while the value of this basket last week stood at 12 million and 54 thousand tomans.

The value of the one million basket also reached 22 million and 926 thousand tomans at the end of this week. The value of this basket last week was equal to 22 million and 706 thousand tomans.

Also, the value of the basket of 492 thousand Tomans during Wednesday and the last trading day of this week, reached 11 million and 104 thousand Tomans. This value last week was equivalent to 11 million and 281 thousand tomans.

The marketable value of 60% of the 532 thousand Toman portfolio of justice stocks reached 3 million 302 thousand Tomans.

Do the survivors get justice shares?

Mohammad Reza Poorabrahimi, the head of the economic commission of the parliament, says: I talked to the president and he agreed with the appointment of the remnants of the shares of justice.

He explains: About two million and three hundred thousand people covered by the relief committee and more than one million and three hundred thousand people covered by the welfare organization, lack justice shares and these people must be assigned. Also, people covered by support devices who do not have justice shares must have these shares. About 20 million eligible people in the community are left behind for whatever reason and must be assigned.

On September 5 of this year, Poorabrahimi announced that the President had agreed to assign these shares to the survivors by the end of the year and to refer the matter to the Program and Budget Organization. While Poorabrahimi announced the government’s agreement with the plan to allocate shares to the survivors and its approval within two weeks, Gholamreza Marhaba, the spokesman of the Economic Commission of the parliament, raised the possibility that the plan of the survivors of these shares will be filed. In fact, following the contradictory statements of the members of the Economic Commission of the parliament, many of the remnants of the stock of justice were confused.

The issue of justice stocks remains fraught with ambiguities that officials, especially the head of the parliament’s economic commission, do not clarify. This increases the likelihood that the stock survivors’ plan will be delayed.

One of the main ambiguities goes back to the source of resources for allocating shares to the survivors. Despite the fact that Poorabrahimi has announced that the government has accepted the financial burden of this project. But government officials have repeatedly stated that there are no resources to provide justice for the survivors, and the current government has not yet announced the sources of the plan.