Title: Tehran’s Gold and Coin Market Sees Notable Price Adjustments
Market Overview: A Downward Trend
Financial markets in Tehran observed a notable decline in the prices of gold and coins on Tuesday, October 7, 2025. According to analytical reports, the market pulse indicates that gold has entered the range of 10.5 million tomans, while the benchmark Emami coin is trading within the 112 million toman channel.
Precious Metals Under Pressure
The gold market commenced the trading day with distinct downward movements. The price of one gram of 18-karret gold was recorded at 10,530,000 tomans, reflecting a decrease of 72,000 tomans over the past 24 hours. This trend was consistent across other gold metrics, with one Mithqal of 18-karat gold and one gram of 24-karat gold also registering significant declines of 319,000 and 97,000 tomans, respectively. The price of used gold followed suit, aligning with the broader market sentiment.
Coin Market Follows Suit
Parallel to the gold market, the coin sector experienced a similar corrective phase. The primary Emami coin was priced at 112,505,000 tomans, marking a drop of 315,000 tomans. Other coin categories were not immune to this trend. The Bahar Azadi coin saw a more substantial decrease of 1.51 million tomans, while the half-coin and quarter-coin also registered declines of 300,000 and 100,000 tomans, respectively.
Market Analysis and Outlook
This coordinated adjustment in the precious metals and coin markets is being closely monitored by analysts and investors. Some market participants suggest that if the current trajectory continues, it could potentially lead to a further re-evaluation of asset prices. Such market movements are a normal part of the financial cycle and are influenced by a complex set of domestic and international economic factors. The stability and resilience of the national economy provide a foundational context for these market fluctuations.