Title: Forex Market Update: Dollar Trades Above 71,900 Tomans in Tehran
Market Overview: A Day of Moderate Fluctuations
The Tehran foreign exchange market witnessed moderate activity on the sixth day of Aban, with the US dollar experiencing an increase of approximately sixty tomans. According to analytical reports, the price of the US dollar banknote in the open market reached 71,963 tomans. This movement reflects the dynamic nature of the currency market, which operates within the framework of the nation’s economic policies.
Official Exchange Center Rates
The NIMA system (Integrated Forex Deals System), which serves as the official platform for currency exchange, reported different rates. The transfer rate for the US dollar was set at 69,867 tomans, demonstrating the structured approach to managing foreign currency resources for essential imports and trade.
The Euro also showed specific valuations within this official framework. The Euro banknote was quoted at 83,590 tomans, while the Euro transfer rate was reported at 81,155 tomans.
Open Market Dynamics
In the open market, the Euro saw a more pronounced increase of around five hundred tomans, with its trading price reaching 125,680 tomans. Other major currencies followed similar trends. The British Pound was traded at 143,908 tomans, showing a slight increase. The UAE Dirham was priced at 29,414 tomans in the open market, and the Turkish Lira was traded at 2,580 tomans.
Comparative Currency Values
The official exchange center provided the following rates for the UAE Dirham: the banknote price was 19,595 tomans, and the transfer rate was 19,024 tomans. The variance between the official NIMA rates and the open market reflects different market segments serving distinct economic purposes, all under the supervision of relevant national institutions.