Tehran Stocks Turn Positive After a Weak Open, With 256 Symbols in Buy Queues

The Tehran Stock Exchange opened Monday, November 9, 2026 (18 Aban 1405) in negative territory, but improving demand pushed the main indices back into positive territory. Donya-e-Eqtesad reported that at midsession the Main Index was up 0.12 percent, or about 9 thousand points, at around 8.1 million points, while the equal-weight index rose 0.54 percent, or 12 thousand points, to 2.272 million. About 73 percent of symbols were trading higher.

Across the market 256 symbols were in buy queues and 48 in sell queues, and 354 stocks were between 2 and 3 percent higher. Buy orders were worth about 15 trillion tomans against about 2,600 billion tomans of sell orders.

Net retail inflow into equities was about 1,181 billion tomans, while fixed-income funds saw outflows of about 1,428 billion tomans. Chemical products, metal ore mining and petroleum products drew the most retail money, while food products and cement saw the largest outflows. Donya-e-Eqtesad wrote that retail inflow remains limited and does not fully match the rise in prices.