Tehran Stock Exchange drew 6,300 billion tomans of retail money last week as the equal weight index set a record with a 5.66 percent gain
Aug 1, 2026
The Tehran Stock Exchange ended the week to 30 July 2026 with its indices higher, after two weeks of correction. According to a report by the Tasnim news agency, the main TEDPIX index rose 3.9 percent over the week to 5,075,000 points, reclaiming the psychological threshold of 5 million points.
The equal weight index performed more strongly, rising 5.66 percent to 1,432,000 points, its best weekly showing in six weeks and a new all time high. The equal weight gauge outpacing the main index indicates that last week's flow of liquidity moved mainly toward small and mid sized companies.
Retail investors were net buyers on four of the week's five trading days, with an outflow recorded only on the final session; in total, more than 6,300 billion tomans of retail money entered the market. The average daily value of retail trading over the week was about 27,000 billion tomans. Retail turnover and retail money flow are the two variables market participants watch to gauge liquidity and the durability of a trend.
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