Iran Mercantile Exchange Trades 398,000 Tons of Products
11 July 2026 | 3 months ago
The Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME) hosted trading of 398,133 tons of products across its physical halls on Wednesday, Tir 17, 1405 (July 8, 2026), the last trading day before the weekend closure. The cement hall accounted for the largest volume at 140,000 tons, while the export hall moved 72,725 tons.
In the industrial hall, 89,481 tons found buyers, including 51,061 tons of rebar, 25,350 tons of bloom billets, 5,654 tons of steel sheet, 4,331 tons of angle and channel iron, 2,140 tons of I beams, 545 tons of zinc ingots and 400 tons of bitumen. This is the most recent published data on IME physical hall activity ahead of Tehran's capital market reopening on Saturday, Tir 20.
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