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Market updateTehran Stock Exchange Closes the Week at a Record 6,386,576 Points the Same Night Global Gold Drops 3 Percent on Fed Remarks: Market Pulse, Morning of Saturday, August 29, 2026
Tehran's benchmark TEDPIX index rose 2.6 percent on Wednesday, August 26 (4 Shahrivar) to a record 6,386,576 points, capping a roughly 5.4 percent weekly gain. But on Friday night, August 28 (6 Shahrivar), hawkish remarks from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole sent global gold down 3.08 percent to $4,458.89 and pulled bitcoin back toward $78,400; odds of a September Fed rate hike now sit near 50 percent.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Saturday Morning, 25 July 2026; Global Gold Slid $100 from Its Record, but Domestic Gold Rose
The week opens on a divergence: as of Saturday morning, 3 Mordad 1405 (25 July 2026), spot gold traded near $4,050 an ounce, about $100 below this week's $4,150 record, yet Iran's domestic market rose on Friday against the global trend, with a gram of 18-karat gold reaching roughly 18.9 million toman and the Emami coin near 189 million toman. The free-market dollar held near 193,000 toman, and the Tehran Stock Exchange reopens today after two green sessions.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Midday, July 24, 2026; Global Gold Steadies Near $4,046 as Money Rotates Toward Risk
Iran's domestic markets are closed on Friday, 24 July 2026 (2 Mordad 1405), so the only live board is the global one, and it shows a rotation: spot gold steadied near $4,046 (about $100 below this week's record) while Bitcoin climbed to around $65,650. The Strait of Hormuz war-risk premium is draining out, and money is turning from the safe haven toward risk.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Morning, 24 July 2026; Brent Crude Crashes Below $90 as the Hormuz Risk Premium Deflates
By dawn on Friday, 24 July 2026, Brent crude had fallen about $10 (nearly 11%) to around $88 a barrel; the risk premium that had pushed oil toward $98 last week deflated on the first signs of easing tension in the Strait of Hormuz. Spot gold also slipped from its record to about $4,028. Tehran's bourse and physical markets are on their weekend break, and the domestic parallel market is sitting on Thursday's closing figures.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Thursday Midday, 23 July 2026; Brent Holds Above $96 While Gold Slips From Its $4,150 Record
Midday market update, Thursday 23 July 2026 (Tehran bourse closed for the weekend); the only live board is the global market, and today two risk assets split. Brent crude held above $96 (96.29), up about 2%, while spot gold eased about 0.7% to around $4,109, pulling back from Wednesday's $4,150 record. Domestic prices are frozen on Wednesday's close: the free-market dollar near 192,000 tomans and gram gold about 19 million. Eyes are on the Federal Reserve meeting on 29 July.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Monday Morning, July 20, 2026; the Dollar Backs Off Its 194,000-Toman Record, but Its Gap With the Official Rate Widens to 42,000 Tomans
After days of record-setting, the parallel market caught its breath: by the evening of Sunday, 28 Tir 1405 (19 July 2026) the free-market dollar had eased to about 193,000 tomans, but its gap with the roughly 150,000-toman official ("toafoghi") rate widened past 42,000 tomans. 18-karat gold fell nearly 2%, yet the coin premium rose, and by early Monday Brent crude jumped more than 3% to the 91-dollar mark. The Tehran bourse logged another down session.