The Iranian financial markets concluded Monday's trading session with a mixed performance across key assets. As of 18:00 Tehran time, currency rates showed relative stability, while the gold and coin sectors continued to attract attention. Cryptocurrency markets also presented a picture of consolidation, with major digital assets holding recent gains.
In the currency exchange market, the US Dollar maintained its position, with the sell rate recorded at 161,800 Toman. The buy rate for USD was slightly lower at 160,842 Toman. Other major foreign currencies also saw their rates updated, with the Euro selling at 187,950 Toman and the British Pound at 217,400 Toman. The UAE Dirham was priced at 45,000 Toman, and the Turkish Lira at 3,495 Toman, reflecting the ongoing dynamics in regional and international exchange rates.
The domestic gold and coin market remained a focal point for investors. The Emami coin, a key indicator, was priced at 167,000,000 Toman by evening. The Azadi coin followed closely at 164,000,000 Toman, and the Nim Seke at 88,000,000 Toman. Meanwhile, the price of 18-karat gold per gram reached 17,060,344 Toman. Globally, the gold ounce was trading at $4,363.00, influencing local sentiment.
The cryptocurrency market showed a stable trend. Bitcoin (BTC), the leading digital asset, was trading at $66,388. Ethereum (ETH) also held its ground, priced at $1,807.91. Tether (USDT), a stablecoin widely used for transactions, was valued at 162,229 Toman in the local market, indicating its close correlation with the US Dollar's Toman rate. These figures suggest a period of consolidation for digital assets after recent movements.