As of Thursday, January 15, 2026, Iran’s financial markets continue to display active trading dynamics, reflecting the ongoing engagement of investors in the commodities and foreign exchange sectors. The latest data highlights new price benchmarks for precious metals and major currencies.
Precious Metals Performance
In the gold market, which remains a key asset class for portfolio diversification in Iran, prices have adjusted to reflect current global and domestic trends. The 18-karat gold, a standard for jewelry and investment, is trading at 15,857,000 Tomans per gram. Meanwhile, the purer 24-karat gold has reached 21,143,000 Tomans per gram.
The coin market also saw specific movements, with the Emami Coin—a prominent benchmark in the sector—pricing at 165,160,000 Tomans, indicating sustained demand for tangible assets.
Currency Exchange Update
In the free market exchange, the US Dollar was recorded at 145,505 Tomans. These figures provide essential insights for businesses and individuals navigating the economic landscape, showcasing the liquidity and responsiveness of Iran’s financial systems.
