The price of the dollar and gold coins rose in the Tehran market.
The inauguration of Donald Trump as the President of the United States and his subsequent decision to suspend the imposition of new tariffs affected global financial markets. Although this decision led to a decline in the value of the dollar in global markets, the price of the dollar in the Iranian market increased by more than 1,500 tomans.
Yesterday, contrary to predictions, Donald Trump did not immediately impose tariffs on imports. Instead, he ordered a review of trade policies.
The global price of gold also rose due to the decrease in the value of the dollar and increased uncertainty about the trade policies of the new U.S. government.
In Iran’s domestic markets, the cash dollar in Tehran increased to between 82,500 to 82,550 tomans, while the previous day’s dollar price had closed at about 81,000 tomans. The price of the Emami design gold coin also rose to 57,900,000 tomans, reflecting the increase in global gold prices and the rise in the dollar rate, which is a 152 million toman increase compared to the previous day. Additionally, the price of 18-carat gold per gram rose by 132 million tomans to over 5,400,000 tomans.