The Iranian currency market opened on Thursday morning with the US Dollar selling at 235,500 Toman, indicating a stable yet firm position against the national currency. The buy rate for USD was recorded at 234,106 Toman. Other major currencies also showed their respective values, with the Euro selling at 274,050 Toman and the British Pound at 319,250 Toman. The UAE Dirham traded at 64,000 Toman, and the Turkish Lira at 4,855 Toman, reflecting regional exchange rate stability.
The gold and coin market continued to attract investor attention. The highly sought-after Emami coin reached 242,000,000 Toman, demonstrating a robust performance. The Azadi coin followed closely at 237,000,000 Toman, and the Nim Seke was priced at 123,000,000 Toman. Domestically, 18-karat gold was valued at 24,550,994 Toman per gram. Globally, the gold ounce maintained a significant price of 4,426.00 USD, suggesting strong international demand or inflationary pressures influencing precious metals.
In the digital asset space, major cryptocurrencies displayed active trading. Bitcoin (BTC) was priced at 78,440 USD, while Ethereum (ETH) traded at 2,479.57 USD. The stablecoin Tether (USDT) was exchanged for 237,999 Toman, slightly above the direct USD exchange rate, indicating persistent demand for stable digital assets within the local market. These figures reflect the ongoing global volatility and investor interest in the crypto sector.
The morning session on September 10, 2026, suggests a market grappling with both domestic economic factors and international commodity trends. The stability in the currency market, coupled with the upward momentum in gold, points towards a cautious investor sentiment, potentially seeking hedges against inflation. The crypto market, while influenced by global sentiment, also shows local demand for stablecoins as a potential store of value or medium for international transactions.