Unveiling of the hidden part of government performance / Pride increase of 26 million / Growth of 4800 Tomans
According to Tejarat News, Ebrahim Ra’isi is scheduled to have a live talk show on TV tonight, and the focus of this talk will probably be the unveiling of his 100-day record.
The start of the housing boom plan and the reorganization of the commodity market and the 1.8 percent growth in car production are some of the things that this government will probably mention in its record. But what is not mentioned in these reports is the jump in prices in the markets.
The price of the dollar on August 4 (the beginning of the presidency) was 25,520 tomans. But today, December 5, it has reached 30,310 tomans. That is, the price of the dollar has increased by 4,800 tomans during these four months.
This price increase has also occurred for gold and the price of each gram of gold has increased by 250,000 tomans during this period. The price of Emami coin has reached over 13 million Tomans, which shows an increase of one million and 670 thousand Tomans in these 120 days.
Pride price increase equivalent to 10 months of workers’ salaries
The price of Pride 111 Saipa on August 4 was 142 million and during this period it has become 26 million Tomans more expensive. That is equivalent to 10 months minimum wage of a worker!
The price of 206 Type Two has increased by 35 million tomans to 260 million tomans. Equivalent to 13 months of a worker’s salary.
The situation of the stock market index has not changed much during this period. But the government came to power with the promise of improving the stock market and promised to restore the lost assets of shareholders. But no definite result has been achieved yet, and some experts say that if it were not for some government action, the overall index could now cross the 1.6 million mark.
Now, Ibrahim Ra’isi is going to defend the performance of his government in this dialogue, and there is no room to review these statistics and numbers in this dialogue.
But he is likely to point to a housing boom plan and promise to house 4 million households. A plan that has many problems from the beginning.
But what do people want to know? What is the government’s plan to control inflation and increase people’s purchasing power? They want to know how the government is supposed to compensate the gap of 6 to 7 million Tomans between the minimum wage of workers and the poverty line, and what is the government’s plan to curb the price of the dollar?
Will the main government succeed in nuclear negotiations and can it solve some of the problems by lifting sanctions? Or the government will continue to focus on occupational therapy and injecting currency into the market to control the market.