Iran Mercantile Exchange's Physical Market Posts 109.9 Trillion Tomans in Weekly Trade
8 August 2026 | 2 months ago
Iran Mercantile Exchange's physical market traded 3,326,628 tons of goods worth 109.9 trillion tomans in the week ending Friday, 16 Mordad 1405 (August 7, 2026), Bourse News reported. The industrial and mining products hall recorded the highest trade value at 32.6 trillion tomans on 772,157 tons (including 413,000 tons of iron ore and 240,042 tons of steel), followed by the open auction hall with 30.2 trillion tomans on 976,351 tons (including 727,500 tons of iron ore). The petrochemical and oil products hall traded 169,105 tons worth 22.5 trillion tomans, and the Kish export hall traded 262,983 tons worth 10.4 trillion tomans. The cement hall sold 1,105,556 tons of cement worth 3.8 trillion tomans.
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