Where has Pride been compared to the stock market and the gold / people’s money?

According to Tejarat News, the release of new statistics from the Statistics Center of Iran shows that annual inflation, or 12 months, is still more than 40%. In the first 10 months of this year, the average inflation did not differ much from the annual inflation situation.

But what exactly were the 10 market returns during this period?

According to published calculations by Trade, News and the world of economics in this period The price of the dollar 12%, coin prices increased by 11%, housing prices increased by 8% and the total stock index fell by 2%. Of course, the homogeneous index, which may be a better indicator of the status of the shareholder portfolio, has fallen more than this amount and at least more than 20%.

But in the same period, the price of Pride has increased by 50% from 123 million tomans to 185 million tomans. The price increase comes as Minister Samat promised to reduce prices, and automakers were set to help regulate the market by increasing production. However, a comparison of this increase with the return of financial markets shows that the average profit of financial markets in the first 10 months of this year has not been a seventh increase in Pride prices.

With this trend, the worries have become more than ever before that stray money may have been diverted to markets such as cars. Earlier, the central bank reported on investment trends in both industry and construction, with negative growth in both sectors, which also confirmed that capital was not moving towards industry and construction.

Six billion dollars have left the country during the first half of this year. A recent report by the Central Bank showed that in the first half of this year, the equivalent of last year’s total capital left the country.

This statistic has also led to a warning from the head of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce. Massoud Khansari has recently said: the outflow of capital from the country during the first half of this year compared to the same period last year has increased by 63%. In these circumstances, it seems that the implementation of the tax on capital and income taken by the government will not benefit the country’s economy.

With this trend, it seems that in the period of intensifying the outflow of capital from the country, the lower returns of the financial markets compared to the inflation of the two car markets and the outflow of capital from the country have left a different and strange situation. Meanwhile, during the first 10 months of this year, part of the money has been deposited in banks, which, of course, could be due to the unofficial increase in bank interest rates.

Tejarat News recently reported that some banks even promise to pay a 24% one-year interest rate, but the central bank has already insisted that the maximum annual interest rate is 15% and people should be careful about the banks’ promises.