Iran raises minimum wage by over 60 percent
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Iran has increased its minimum wage by more than 60 percent starting in March 2026. This affects millions of Iranian workers by boosting their income to address rising living costs amid inflation. The wage increase may raise business costs and impact inflation and employment conditions in Iran.
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- •Iran's government announced the minimum wage hike on March 15, 2026.
- •The wage increase exceeds 60 percent compared to the previous minimum wage.
- •The change applies nationwide and affects millions of workers in Iran.
- •The government aims to help workers manage inflation and higher living expenses.
- •Businesses in Iran may face increased labor costs due to the wage rise.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Iranian businesses pass higher labor costs to consumers inflation in Iran could accelerate, reducing the purchasing power of workers despite the wage increase
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