The Iranian market wrapped up its evening session on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, showcasing a mixed but generally stable performance across key sectors. Investors closely monitored currency fluctuations, the steady climb of gold and coin prices, and the dynamic movements within the cryptocurrency space. The overall sentiment leaned towards cautious optimism, with major assets holding their ground.
In the currency market, the US Dollar remained a focal point, with its sell rate settling at 188,500 Toman, and the buy rate at 187,384 Toman. The Euro also saw its sell price at 217,600 Toman, reflecting broader international currency trends. The British Pound was quoted at 254,450 Toman, while the UAE Dirham stood at 51,200 Toman, and the Turkish Lira at 3,950 Toman, indicating consistent demand for foreign exchange.
The gold and coin market continued its upward trajectory. The benchmark Emami coin was priced at a significant 189,500,000 Toman, nearing the 190 million Toman psychological barrier. The Azadi coin followed suit at 186,000,000 Toman, and the Nim Seke at 96,000,000 Toman. Gold 18-karat per gram reached 19,079,828 Toman, while the global gold ounce price stood at $4,391.70, underscoring the precious metal's appeal as a store of value.
The cryptocurrency market presented an interesting picture. Bitcoin (BTC) maintained a strong position, trading at $63,970, demonstrating resilience amidst global economic discussions. Ethereum (ETH) followed, priced at $1,878.70. Locally, Tether (USDT) was valued at 187,153 Toman, closely mirroring the US Dollar's exchange rate, which is a common trend in the Iranian crypto market. These figures highlight the continued interest and activity in digital assets among Iranian investors.