Iran's free-market dollar traded in the 190,000 to 191,000 toman range on Tuesday 28 July

In trading on Tuesday 6 Mordad 1405, equivalent to 28 July 2026, the US dollar changed hands on Tehran's free market in the 190,000 to 191,000 toman range. Readings recorded through the day ranged from about 190,200 toman to close to 191,200 toman, between 2,200 and 3,200 toman higher than Monday 5 Mordad. The spread between the reported figures reflects the different times of day at which the rates were captured.

On the same day, the remittance dollar at the Iran Currency and Gold Exchange Centre was quoted at 152,096 toman on the sell side and 150,727 toman on the buy side. That puts the gap between the exchange centre's remittance rate and the free-market rate at roughly 38,000 to 39,000 toman on the day.

Also on the evening of Tuesday 6 Mordad, the Emami coin slipped about 0.8 percent to around 184 million toman, so a firmer dollar and a softer coin landed on the same session.