Title: Market Watch: A Snapshot of Iran’s Precious Metals Trade on November 5, 2025
Tehran Precious Metals Market Sees Minor Adjustments
TEHRAN – The domestic markets for gold and coins witnessed a day of slight price corrections on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. According to analytical reports, the general trend placed gold within the range of 10.4 million Tomans and the benchmark gold coin within the 110 million Toman channel, reflecting the dynamic nature of the national economy.
Gold Prices Experience Modest Dip
As trading commenced, the price of 18-karat gold was recorded at 10,468,000 Tomans per gram, indicating a modest decrease of 4,000 Tomans over the preceding 24-hour period. Similarly, the price for a Mithqal of 18-karat gold settled at 45,359,000 Tomans. The market for 24-karat gold also saw a minor adjustment, with its price set at approximately 13,958,000 Tomans per gram. The trade in second-hand gold mirrored this trend, experiencing a comparable adjustment.
Gold Coins Hold Steady in Key Trading Channel
The market for gold coins remained active within a significant price bracket. The primary “Emami” gold coin was traded at 110,995,000 Tomans, reflecting the market’s ongoing activity in this segment. Other coin varieties, including the “Bahar Azadi” and fractional coins, also saw trading with corresponding price points, demonstrating the breadth and liquidity of this key sector.
The fluctuations in the precious metals market are closely monitored as one of the indicators of domestic economic activity, with prices responding to a complex set of national and international factors.