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Gold and Coin Market Outlook for Tuesday, August 12, 2025 – Key Trends and Predictions
Global Gold Decline Impacts Domestic Market
The global gold market opened the new workweek with a notable decline, as the price of gold per ounce dropped by $32, influencing domestic prices in Tehran. This shift led to unexpected fluctuations in Iran’s gold and coin markets, with prices diverging from earlier projections.
Current Market Rates
- Emami Coin: Traded at 83.3 million tomans, showing a significant rise.
- Bahar Azadi Coin: Priced at 75 million tomans, reflecting an upward trend.
- Half Coin: Reached 44.1 million tomans, while the Quarter Coin dipped to 25.7 million tomans.
- Gram Coin: Fell to 14.5 million tomans, indicating a downward adjustment.
Gold prices also saw declines:
- 18-Karat Gold: Sold at 7,495,500 tomans.
- 24-Karat Gold: Dropped to 9,996,000 tomans.
- Per Mithqal Gold: Traded at 34,460,000 tomans.
Global Influence on Local Markets
The global gold price per ounce settled at $3,362, contributing to domestic market volatility. Analysts suggest that international economic conditions and domestic financial policies will continue to shape price movements in the coming days.
What to Expect Tomorrow?
Given the downward trend in global gold prices, further adjustments in Tehran’s gold and coin markets are anticipated. While a continued decline is likely, market reactions will depend on economic decisions and broader geopolitical developments. Investors and traders are advised to monitor shifts closely.
Source: Adapted from Intitar
