Rewritten Title: Market Responds to New Foreign Exchange Figures: A 3,000 Toman Adjustment in Key Rates
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Significant Dollar Shift Captivates Market Attention
TEHRAN – The foreign exchange market has commenced its latest trading period with a notable development, as the US dollar stabilized around the 115,000 Toman mark following a significant adjustment. The previous day’s trading was marked by considerable movement, culminating in a 3,000 Toman increase that saw the dollar’s value approach 116,000 Toman before settling at its current level.
This recalibration of exchange rates is a routine function of the market, reflecting the dynamic interplay of global economic factors and domestic financial strategies.
Official Exchange Center Rates Announced
According to the latest data from the official exchange center, key rates for the US dollar have been set. The official transfer rate for the US dollar is 70,191 Toman, while the banknote rate is 71,646 Toman. In the open market, the American dollar is currently trading at 115,440 Toman.
European and Regional Currencies Also See Adjustments
The new rate structure extends beyond the dollar, affecting other major currencies. The official exchange center has listed the Euro banknote at 84,063 Toman, with its transfer rate at 82,356 Toman. In the open market, the Euro has experienced an increase, reaching 135,440 Toman.
Similarly, the UAE Dirham is priced at 19,509 Toman for banknotes and 19,128 Toman for transfers at the official center. The open market rate for the Dirham stands at 31,449 Toman, reflecting a minor adjustment.
Other Key Currency Figures
Further data from the open market indicates the British Pound is trading at 155,640 Toman, and the Turkish Lira is valued at 2,770 Toman. These figures provide a comprehensive overview of the current foreign exchange landscape, offering vital information for economic observers and participants.
