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Iran market price reporting

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2026-08-03 05:47 UTC → 2026-08-03 20:11 UTC · added removed

Since early July 2026 Iranian market bulletins have expanded broadened price reporting to include cover official and free‑market rial rates, foreign‑currency values, vehicle prices, gold, steel and steel, construction costs. Early‑July data showed costs and, more recently, livestock and second‑hand gold. On 11 July the authorities released official rate livestock rates and quoted second‑hand gold at 17.243 million tomans per unit. By 23 July the rial weakened further, with the official dollar at 1,414,300 rials per US $ and the free open market around 1.92‑1.95 million rials, with euro, pound and Iraqi‑dinar rates, vehicle million, while car prices from Iran Khodro (1.58‑5.99 rose to 5.99 billion rials), gold near 185 million rials per and the Bahār‑Āzādī gold coin and reached 185.2 million rials; Brent crude stayed above $101 per barrel. A July 25 bulletin added pound and dollar rates in toman, modest euro and lira declines, rebar at 64,000‑67,000 toman per unit, 18‑karat gold at 18,580 toman per gram and mobile‑phone prices from 19 million to 409 million toman. On July 27 trade reports noted rising July steel rebar and raw‑steel prices, higher dealer and market levels for Iran Khodro and Saipa models, prices increased and the yield on Islamic Treasury bonds (AKHZA) climbing climbed to 38.3 %. By August The 1 August bulletin recorded the free‑market dollar surged to at 192,000 rials per US $, the versus an official remittance rate stood at 152,000 rials, widening the gap by about 26 % and briefly touching 194,200 rials, an 11 % monthly rise and a 115 26 % yearly increase; the gap, euro traded above 242,000 rials, domestic gold coins rose modestly above 184 million rials, modest gold‑coin gains and a 19,000‑point drop in the Tehran Stock Exchange index fell 19,000 points near the five‑million‑point floor. On index. By 3 August 2‑3 a parliamentarian warned that the Central Bank of Iran published official rates of 1,480,445 rial’s depreciation could spark hyperinflation, noting July’s year‑on‑year inflation at 87.9 % and 1,487,630 rials per US $, with euro rates an annual rate of 1,707,316 and 1,714,968 rials. The CBI’s SANA system listed rates near 1.53‑1.54 million rials per dollar and about 1.77 million per euro, while black‑market quotes remained around 1.93‑1.96 million rials per dollar and 2.20‑2.26 million per euro, reflecting continued divergence between official and market rates. 66 %.

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  1. 2026-08-03 20:11 UTC Iran market price reporting
  2. 2026-08-03 05:47 UTC Iran market price reporting
  3. 2026-08-02 08:21 UTC Iran market price reporting
  4. 2026-07-26 10:44 UTC Iran market price reporting
  5. 2026-07-26 09:53 UTC Iran market price reporting
  6. 2026-07-26 09:12 UTC Iran market price reporting
  7. 2026-07-26 07:52 UTC Iran market price reporting
  8. 2026-07-25 18:21 UTC Iran market price reporting

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