Yuan and rouble remittance rates rose at Iran's exchange centre on 27 July, with the yuan at 22,412 tomans and the rouble at 1,945

In trading on Monday 27 July 2026 at Iran's Currency and Gold Exchange Centre, the remittance selling rate rose for every actively traded currency. The Chinese yuan remittance rate gained 33 tomans, from 22,379 tomans the previous day to 22,412 tomans, and the Russian rouble remittance rate rose 3 tomans, from 1,942 to 1,945 tomans.

Both currencies matter particularly for Iranian trade, because a significant share of the country's exchanges with China and Russia is settled in them. The UAE dirham remittance rate rose 59 tomans, from 41,271 tomans to 41,330 tomans.

In the same session, the US dollar remittance selling rate rose 218 tomans to 151,787 tomans and the euro remittance rate rose 195 tomans to 172,599 tomans. The dollar rate reported matches the figure Sahmino records for the exchange centre dollar remittance.