Tehran

Tehran

ORG Government / National Government Momentum 36.3ML Momentum Score (0-100). Weighted composite of 9 features: mention velocity, article breadth, relationship density, deal context, recency, market cap, enrichment completeness, mention concentration, entity type. HIGHPSI regime classification. QUIET (<0.3): baseline activity. NORMAL (0.3-0.5): typical deal flow. ELEVATED (0.5-0.7): above-average signals. HIGH (0.7-0.85): significant activity. EXTREME (>0.85): exceptional signal concentration. Primary: Spectral Shift

Iran (population 88M, $388B GDP) controls the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of global oil transits. Facing severe economic headwinds after 6+ months of active US-Iran military conflict and expanded sanctions since February 2026, straining oil export revenues and foreign currency reserves.

2.05

PSI ScorePlocamium Signal Index - composite z-score from 5 orthogonal signals: news frequency, targeted sentiment, graph centrality, regulatory filings, and clinical trial activity.

36.3

MomentumML Momentum Score (0-100). Weighted composite of 9 features including mention velocity, article breadth, deal context, and relationship density. Retrained weekly.

ConfidenceSignal confidence - percentage of PSI sub-signals with sufficient data (30+ observations). Higher confidence means the PSI score is based on more complete data.

103

ConnectionsDegree centrality - number of unique entities this entity co-occurs with in news signals and articles. Higher = more connected in the intelligence network.

Tehran is graph community structure is reorganizing around this entity — relationship patterns are changing (primary driver: Spectral Shift).

PSI Intelligence

30-Day Trend

Signal Decomposition

Attention Cascade

-0.136

Narrative Drift

0.260

Spectral Shift

508.553

Sentiment-Momentum Divergence

0.000

Source Concentration

0.127

Signal

Tehran is graph community structure is reorganizing around this entity — relationship patterns are changing (primary driver: Spectral Shift).

Driver

Ranked #9 of 1234 in Government — sector outlier (3.2 sigma above median). PSI up 0.25 from yesterday (1.25 -> 1.50).

Action

Heightened activity detected. Increase monitoring frequency. Review recent filings and news.

# Intelligence Brief: Tehran Tehran's elevated PSI score of 1.50 with spectral shift signals indicate a significant reorganization of relationship patterns within government sector networks—suggesting either policy realignment, institutional restructuring, or shifting stakeholder influence that materially affects operational landscape. Healthcare executives and PE investors should immediately map Tehran's updated governmental connection matrix to identify which healthcare assets, regulatory pathways, or market access points have shifted allegiance or priority within the reorganized structure.

Peer Comparison

9 of 1234

Sector Rank

+3.16

Peer Z-Score

99%

Sector Percentile

Network Analysis

103 Degree Centrality

Ego Network (top connections)

Centrality History

Entity	Weight	Status
Iran	1669	STABLE
Strait of Hormuz	1205	STRENGTHENED
Washington	1167	STRENGTHENED
United States	748	STABLE
Israel	546	STABLE
Middle East	473	STABLE
Donald Trump	397	STABLE
Pakistan	319	STABLE
Gulf	273	STRENGTHENED
AP	258	STABLE
White House	239	STABLE
WASHINGTON	192	STABLE
Lebanon	158	NEW
Islamabad	155	NEW
Kuwait	151	NEW
lalasor	150	STRENGTHENED
Reuters	149	STABLE
ANI	145	STABLE
Saudi Arabia	144	STABLE
President	142	STABLE
Qatar	142	STRENGTHENED
Bahrain	133	NEW
Oman	131	NEW
Abbas Araghchi	129	NEW
JD Vance	120	STABLE
China	113	STABLE
IRGC	110	NEW
Marco Rubio	101	STABLE
Hezbollah	96	NEW
United Arab Emirates	91	NEW

Article Coverage (0)

Date	Lane	Title
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