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Iran war drives sharp rise in consumer prices in Tehran

The war in Iran is reported to have severely damaged the country's economy, with residents in Tehran facing steep price increases. The supplied headline gives no further details on the conflict or scale of inflation.

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Worsening prices can deepen civilian hardship and economic instability during the conflict.

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