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Gold Rebounds From a One-Year Low as Oil Drops; 18-Karat Gram Reaches 25.7 Million Tomans in Tehran

Sahmino Newsroom | 2 November 2026 | 3 days ago

Global gold recovered part of last week's sharp fall on Monday, November 2, 2026 (11 Aban 1405). Spot gold rose 0.7% to $3,905 an ounce, according to Arzdigital, after falling 3.6% at the end of last week to about $3,881, its lowest in a year. A drop of roughly 4% in oil on hopes for a deal to end the war, and easing inflation worries, helped the rebound, while falling technology shares and uncertainty over US interest rates limited it.

Mehr reported the 18-karat gram at 25.703 million tomans in Tehran and the new-design full coin at 263.3 million tomans, with the ounce at $3,901 in the same report.

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In Sahmino's data at 16:01 on Monday, the 18-karat gram stood at 25.77 million tomans, the Emami coin at 263.2 million tomans with a bubble of about 12.7 million tomans; Brent was $108.93, about 4% below the prior session.

Over the same days, 18k gold (gram) rose 1.0 percent, to 260,621,000 rial.

Over the same days, Gold ounce rose 3.1 percent, to 4,063 dollars.

18k gold (gram)
+1.0%
Gold ounce
+3.1%

Prices to the close of 4 November

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