Housing loan bond price falls to 78,000 tomans, down 43.5 percent from Esfand 1404

The average price of a housing loan priority bond, known as "tase", has fallen to about 78,000 tomans on the Iran Fara Bourse. According to a Mehr News Agency report on Saturday 1 August 2026 (10 Mordad 1405), that is down about 22 percent from Farvardin this year and about 43.5 percent from Esfand 1404. A single bond traded at about 112,000 tomans in Esfand 1404 and about 95,000 tomans in Farvardin 1405.

The drop directly lowers the cost of reaching a housing loan. A couple applying must buy 2,560 tase bonds: 2,000 for the one billion toman home purchase loan and 560 for the 280 million toman repair loan known as jo'aleh.

At an average of 78,000 tomans, the upfront cost of buying those bonds works out at about 199 million tomans, against about 289 million tomans in Esfand 1404 and about 243 million tomans in Farvardin 1405. The daily Donya e Eqtesad separately reported on the same day that the price per bond had fallen into the 80,000 toman range.