As of the evening session on April 20, 2026, the Iranian Rial has shown a slight depreciation against the US Dollar. The selling rate for USD stands at 152,550 Tomans, while the buying rate is slightly lower at 151,647 Tomans. This minor fluctuation reflects ongoing market adjustments amid global economic uncertainties.
In the gold market, the Emami coin has seen a notable increase, now priced at 188 million Tomans. This rise is consistent with the global trend, as the price of gold per ounce has climbed to 4,819.70 USD. The Azadi coin and Nim Seke are also trading higher, at 178 million and 99 million Tomans respectively.
Cryptocurrency markets have remained relatively stable, with Bitcoin and other major cryptos maintaining their positions. This stability comes despite the volatility often seen in digital currencies, suggesting a period of consolidation. Investors in Iran continue to monitor these markets closely, balancing traditional assets like gold with digital currencies.