Iranian Currency Market Stabilizes as Dollar Enters New Trading Corridor
Tehran, September 9, 2025 – The Iranian foreign exchange market commenced trading on Tuesday with the US dollar consolidating within a new price range, signaling a period of relative stability for the national currency.
Official Exchange Rates Published
According to data from the official exchange center, the indicative rate for the US dollar banknote was set at 71,349 tomans. The rate for dollar transfers, often used for official trade purposes, was officially quoted at 69,271 tomans. These rates are pivotal for regulating the formal economy and facilitating government-sanctioned international transactions.
Parallel Market Trends
In the open market, the US dollar was trading within the lower spectrum of the 102,000 toman corridor. Over the past 24 hours, the American currency experienced a adjustment, decreasing by approximately 1,580 tomans to a price of 101,100 tomans. This represents a modest decline of 1.5 percent, reflecting current market dynamics.
Euro and Dirham Performance
The European single currency, the Euro, also saw its official rates published. The official exchange center priced the Euro banknote at 83,590 tomans, with the Euro transfer rate listed at 81,155 tomans. In the open market, the Euro was traded at 118,800 tomans, following a slight adjustment of its own.
Additionally, the UAE Dirham, a key currency for regional trade, was officially quoted with its banknote price at 19,428 tomans and its transfer rate at 18,862 tomans.
The establishment of these trading corridors is a key mechanism employed by national monetary authorities to ensure a stable and predictable economic environment.