The Iranian foreign exchange market showed minimal volatility on June 3, 2026. USD sell rates held steady at 174,500 IRR, while buy rates dipped slightly to 173,467 IRR. European currencies like EUR and GBP also remained stable at 202,500 IRR and 234,350 IRR, respectively.
Gold and coin markets experienced modest gains. The Emami coin, a key benchmark, rose to 183.5 million IRR, while the Azadi coin traded at 179.5 million IRR. Gold prices for 18k per gram reached 18,805,808 IRR, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid economic uncertainty.
Cryptocurrency markets remained mixed. Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $66,640, holding steady despite global crypto market fluctuations. USDT, however, saw a slight increase to 172,397 IRR, indicating continued demand for stablecoins in the Iranian market.
The AED and TRY rates remained unchanged at 47,600 IRR and 3,795 IRR, respectively, while EUR and GBP buyers observed no significant shifts. Analysts suggest that the lack of major economic announcements this week has contributed to the market's subdued activity.