Liquidity in Iran has more than quadrupled since Ahmadinejad came to power.
“All of the country’s liquidity was 940 trillion rials (nearly $77 billion). This is while under the 9th and 10th governments in Iran, this amount has reached 4,020 trillion rials (over $328 billion), meaning liquidity in this period has more than quadrupled. High liquidity means a flood, and if a flood is not contained, it will destroy everything,” said Mullah Mesbahi Moghadam, head of the Majlis (parliament) Planning and Budget Commission in an interview with state-run TV citing the regime’s own Central Bank statistics.