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Iran's Economic Resilience Tested Amid Gulf Conflict and Sanctions

Weeks of conflict have worsened Iran's economic pressures, deepening strain on its financial system amid a Gulf standoff. Despite damage to infrastructure, industries and oil exports, analysts say Iran is managing through internal supplies and limited external trade, relying on its 'resistance economy' and gold reserves. While businesses report rising costs and weakening demand, key indicators show partial resilience with stable food availability and no broad withdrawal restrictions.