The Iranian market concluded its Sunday evening session (June 28, 2026, 18:00 Tehran) with a mix of stability and significant price movements across key sectors. The US Dollar remained a central focus, holding its selling price steady, while the gold and coin market, particularly the Emami coin, continued to attract attention with its substantial value. The cryptocurrency market also presented interesting developments, with Bitcoin achieving a notable milestone.
In the currency exchange market, the US Dollar's selling price was recorded at 171,650 Toman, with a buying price of 170,634 Toman. Other major foreign currencies also saw their prices updated: the Euro was selling at 195,550 Toman, the British Pound at 226,600 Toman, and the UAE Dirham at 47,400 Toman. The Turkish Lira was trading at 3,685 Toman, reflecting the ongoing dynamics in regional and international exchange rates.
The gold and coin market presented robust figures. The Emami coin, a key indicator for investors, reached a significant 173,000,000 Toman. The Azadi coin was priced at 168,000,000 Toman, and the Nim Seke at 90,000,000 Toman. Gold 18-karat per gram, a common measure for local transactions, stood at 16,993,628 Toman. Globally, the gold ounce was valued at 4,090.60 USD, indicating strong international gold prices.
Cryptocurrencies continued their volatile yet often rewarding journey. Bitcoin (BTC) impressively crossed the 60,000 USD threshold, trading at 60,045 USD, a psychological and technical milestone for many investors. Ethereum (ETH) followed, priced at 1,578.87 USD. Tether (USDT), a stablecoin often used for transactions, was trading at 171,380 Toman, closely mirroring the Toman value of the US Dollar. These figures highlight the growing interest and activity in digital assets within the Iranian market.
Overall, the market on this Sunday evening showed a stable dollar, a strong gold and coin sector led by the Emami coin, and a bullish trend in major cryptocurrencies. Investors will be closely watching these indicators as the week progresses, anticipating further movements based on both domestic and international economic factors.