Iranian Gold and Coin Markets See Notable Price Adjustments in October 5th Update
Market Overview: A Downward Trend
The Iranian gold and coin markets commenced trading on Monday, October 5th, 2025, with a noticeable downward adjustment in prices. Key indicators show gold trading within the range of 10.6 million Tomans and the benchmark Emami coin positioned in the 112 million Toman channel, reflecting a general softening in the precious metals sector.
Gold Prices Experience Decline
The market for gold opened this week with a clear downward trajectory. The price for one gram of 18-karat gold was recorded at 10,604,000 Tomans, representing a decrease of 350,000 Tomans over the preceding 24-hour period. This trend was consistent across other gold metrics:
- One Mithqal of 18-karat gold fell to 45,921,000 Tomans, a drop of 1,528,000 Tomans.
- One gram of 24-karat gold was priced at approximately 14,138,000 Tomans, declining by 467,000 Tomans.
- The price for one gram of second-hand gold also decreased by 346,000 Tomans, settling at 10,462,000 Tomans.
Coin Market Follows Suit
Parallel to the gold market, the coin sector also opened the week with significant price corrections. The most prominent coin, the Emami, was observed in the market with a value of 112,190,000 Tomans. This marks a substantial reduction of 2,615,000 Tomans from the previous day. Other coins in the market mirrored this trend:
- The Bahar Azadi coin was priced at 106,795,000 Tomans, down by 2,885,000 Tomans.
- The half coin saw a decrease of 1,400,000 Tomans, reaching 59,900,000 Tomans.
- The quarter coin experienced a drop of 1,200,000 Tomans, settling at 33,200,000 Tomans.
- The one-gram coin also registered a modest decline of 200,000 Tomans, trading at 16,800,000 Tomans.
This coordinated movement in the precious metals markets is closely monitored by investors and economists as a key indicator of domestic economic dynamics.