Recent political developments in Iran have highlighted significant economic challenges, prompting Minister of Economic Affairs Hemmati to address Parliament amid concerns over his ministry’s performance. President Pezeshkian defended Hemmati, arguing that replacing him wouldn’t resolve the crisis. Lawmakers are frustrated with rising prices, diminishing purchasing power, and the rial’s devaluation, leading to increased demand for safe-haven assets. The impeachment session reflects broader dissatisfaction with governance and calls for comprehensive economic reforms, including currency stabilization and enhanced transparency. The outcome could impact Iran’s economic future, emphasizing the need for effective policies to restore public confidence and stability.