As the Iranian market opened on Sunday, May 24, 2026, the US Dollar maintained a relatively stable position against the Toman. The sell rate for USD was recorded at 177,500 Toman, with the buy rate at 176,450 Toman. Other major currencies also saw their morning rates set, with the Euro selling at 206,050 Toman, the British Pound at 238,550 Toman, and the UAE Dirham at 48,500 Toman. The Turkish Lira was quoted at 3,885 Toman, reflecting the ongoing dynamics in regional currency exchanges. Market participants are closely monitoring these rates for any shifts in demand or supply, as currency fluctuations significantly impact trade and daily living costs.
The gold and coin market presented a notable picture, particularly with the Emami coin. It was priced at 189,000,000 Toman, showing a strong presence and nearing the significant 190 million Toman threshold. The Azadi coin followed, trading at 184,000,000 Toman, while the Nim Seke was valued at 96,500,000 Toman. Gold 18-karat per gram, a key indicator for domestic jewelers and investors, stood at 19,204,487 Toman. Globally, the gold ounce was trading at $4,510.50, influencing local prices through exchange rates and international commodity trends. These figures highlight continued investor interest in precious metals as a hedge against economic uncertainties and inflation.
In the digital asset space, cryptocurrencies continued to attract attention. Bitcoin (BTC), the leading cryptocurrency, was trading robustly at $76,617, demonstrating its resilience in the global market. Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest crypto by market capitalization, was priced at $2,113.85. For local Iranian investors, the Tether (USDT) stablecoin, often used as a proxy for USD in the crypto market, was valued at 168,399 Toman. The crypto market's performance is often influenced by global sentiment, regulatory news, and technological developments, making it a dynamic segment for Iranian traders seeking alternative investment avenues.