Euro Remittance Rate Breaks 200,000 Tomans at the Exchange Center, With All Eight Tracked Currencies Up on Saturday

According to rates from the Iran Currency and Gold Exchange Center in trading on Sunday, 19 Mehr 1405 (October 11, 2026), the euro remittance sale rate rose 758.5 tomans to 200,442.5 tomans, while the euro buy rate rose 752.5 tomans to 198,638.5 tomans. Mehr News Agency described crossing the 200,000-toman mark as the most important change in the currency market that day.

The US dollar remittance sale rate rose 535.6 tomans from Saturday to 178,941.6 tomans, with the buy rate at 177,331.1 tomans. The UAE dirham remittance sold at 48,724.7 tomans and the Chinese yuan at 26,697 tomans. Mehr reported that all eight currencies tracked at the Exchange Center were more expensive than the previous day. Boursenews also reported the same agreed dollar rate and the euro's move above 200,000 tomans.

In the free market, Boursenews put the dollar on Sunday at about 264,000 tomans, roughly 3,000 tomans below Saturday, so the gap between the Exchange Center dollar rate and the free-market rate remains above 85,000 tomans.