The tension between Iran and the US increases political uncertainty in the region while creating significant risks in the Iranian economy. Iran's leading economic newspaper Donya-e-Eghtesad states that annual inflation could rise to 49% even in the best-case scenario under the current situation. The newspaper warns that if the current 'neither war nor peace' situation continues, inflation could rise up to 70%. Additionally, it is stated that if a possible war restarts, hyperinflation could exceed 120%. These developments highlight the challenges facing the Iranian economy and show that ensuring regional stability is also critically important economically.