This paper has been printing the Iranian rial file as dormant through the catch-up week. [1] Friday has no new print in fetched copy. Dormant is not collapsed in a number this desk can certify. An Oman table being prepared is not a rial fix. A 108 oil print is not a rial fix. Print dormant. Do not print a new rate. Leave a named print to the edition that owns a named print.

No Friday rial bulletin is in Tehran copy, so dormant remains the file and Muscat is not a currency print.
A dormant rial file is still dormant. Friday recap that treats a Gulf table as a currency crash is a feed, not a print.
No exchange-rate PDF is in Friday's Tehran stack.
The rial print stays off the page until an edition that owns one.

Gulf tables move diplomats; exchange boards move on their own logic. Friday's table talks; the rial naps through it.

Napping rials nap; Friday's naps. Napping is the update. Tables talk on.

Exchange boards ignore Gulf chairs; Friday's Tehran stack has no PDF. Diplomats talk. The rial does not print.

No Friday rial rate is in copy this page can certify. Diplomats talking in Muscat do not print a currency. A 108 trader mark does not fix the rial. Dormant remains the word on the Tehran file.
Exchange boards ignore Gulf chairs. Friday's Tehran stack has no PDF. The rial does not print.

Exchange boards ignore Gulf chairs. Friday's Tehran stack has no PDF. Friday's rial file stays dormant.

Exchange boards ignore Gulf chairs. No PDF landed in Tehran's Friday stack. Friday's rial file stays a dormant stack, not a printed rate.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow