The Iranian currency market concluded Thursday evening with the US Dollar maintaining a stable position. The dollar's sell rate was recorded at 187,400 Toman, while the buy rate stood at 186,291 Toman. Other major currencies also showed consistent pricing; the Euro sold for 215,800 Toman, and the British Pound was available at 251,900 Toman. Regional currencies like the UAE Dirham traded at 51,400 Toman, and the Turkish Lira was priced at 3,930 Toman, reflecting a generally steady close to the trading day.
In the precious metals sector, gold and coin markets continued to attract attention. The Emami coin, a key benchmark in the Iranian market, was valued at 185,000,000 Toman. The Azadi coin followed closely at 181,500,000 Toman, and the Nim Seke was priced at 95,000,000 Toman. These figures indicate a strong demand for physical gold assets among investors.
Further detailing the gold market, the price of 18-karat gold per gram reached 18,584,653 Toman. Globally, the gold ounce was trading at $4,269.30, suggesting a robust international sentiment for the yellow metal that often influences local pricing. The stability in currency markets, combined with global gold trends, contributes to the current valuations seen in Iran.
The cryptocurrency market presented a mixed picture but generally held key support levels. Bitcoin (BTC), the leading digital asset, was trading at $64,359, maintaining its position above the significant $64,000 threshold. Ethereum (ETH) also showed resilience, priced at $1,904.46. Locally, the Tether stablecoin (USDT) was exchanged for 187,540 Toman, closely mirroring the official USD sell rate and indicating its role as a bridge between traditional and digital currencies in Iran.