Rabati: In the history of Iran's capital market, the stock market has never been as cheap as it is today
The value of the country's stock market is approximately 7 million hemats, and the country's liquidity is 8 million hemats.
All our markets are empty; But the government imposes the strictest form of regulation on production.
The root of today's ridiculous structures is in the Marxist thoughts of the first revolution.
The reason for the fall of the Iranian stock market is the economic governance of the government.
In the government's economic thinking, producer profit has no meaning.
The full video of the conversation with Mehdi Rabati, Hemmink's capital market expert, on the Ramble Abdi Media channel: