Free-Market Dollar Ends the Week One Step Short of 267 Thousand Tomans; Emami Coin Repeats Tuesday's Level at 254,200,000

The free-market dollar opened Thursday 12 November 2026 (21 Aban) at 265,160 tomans and rose as high as 266,960, 40 tomans short of the 267 thousand toman channel. According to Eghtesadnews, as carried by Donya-e-Eqtesad, the rise followed days of selling pressure driven by hopes of an Iran-US deal and market-making interventions. The euro climbed to 296,440 tomans and the dirham ended trading at 72,840. At the Exchange Center, the remittance dollar was 191,325 tomans, the remittance dirham 52,096 and the remittance euro 212,250. Tether reached 267,880 tomans at 14:50, up 2.49% on 24 hours earlier, after the sudden slump on Tuesday night.

In the coin market, the Emami coin traded at 254,200,000 tomans, exactly Tuesday's closing level; the half coin was 133,000,000, the quarter coin 72,100,000 and the one-gram coin 37,000,000 tomans. The report says the global ounce's fall to $3,928, after October US inflation of 0.4% against a forecast of 0.3% and a rise in the odds of a December rate hike to about 89%, cancelled out the effect of the stronger domestic dollar on gold and coins.