Monday has no named rial bulletin in fetched copy. [1] Al Jazeera filed Pezeshkian's unity speech and a 2.25 million low on the 5th. [1] Brent in the nineties is a price, not a redenomination. Print dormant. Do not invent a four-zero cut. Do not invent a new note.

Leave a named rial print to the edition that owns a named rial print. A quiet Tehran desk is not a statute. Leave a later 100 to a later edition. Print dormant. Print not a recut.

Print dormant. Monday is not a rial recut. Saturday's 2.25 million remains the last named print. Print dormant as Monday's named rial hold. Pezeshkian's name on this slug is still not a redenomination. Print dormant as still not a four-zero cut. Print the nineties as still not 100. Al Jazeera's Saturday file had the low past 2.25 million. Monday adds no new print. Nineties oil moves crude, not the rial.

Crude moves tankers; rials move streets. Monday moves neither. Dormancy holds both.

Dormancy holds both; Pezeshkian's name on the slug is not a redenomination. Nineties oil is still not 100. Four zeros stay uncut.

Tehran put out no rial bulletin on Labor Day. Al Jazeera's Saturday file still has Pezeshkian's unity speech and the 2.25 million low. Nineties crude moves tankers, not a redenomination statute. Four zeros remain on the old notes.
Labor Day printed no currency law. Nineties crude moves tankers, not statutes. The 2.25 million low stays Saturday's speech.

Four zeros remain on the old notes. Labor Day printed no currency law. Monday printed no redenomination statute.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow