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Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Morning, July 10, 2026
After the ceasefire collapsed completely, the US military bombed nearly 90 targets across five Iranian provinces over two straight days, and Iran's health ministry said at least 14 people were killed and 78 wounded; Iran struck US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and Jordan with drones and missiles. The free-market dollar neared the 182,000-toman mark, Brent held near $78, and the Tehran bourse is closed on Friday, July 10.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Thursday Morning, July 9, 2026
Iran's free-market dollar broke through the 180,000-toman channel before dawn on Thursday, July 9, 2026 (18 Tir 1405), reaching 180,195 toman, after Trump declared the US-Iran ceasefire "over" and three tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran's TEDPIX fell 24,741 points on Wednesday, global gold slipped, and Brent jumped above $78.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Monday Morning, July 6, 2026
On the final day of the Tehran Stock Exchange's three-day closure for the state funeral, parallel markets kept trading: the free-market dollar hit 175,600 tomans, the Emami coin premium jumped over 24% in a month, and global gold climbed back above $4,170. Trading resumes Tuesday, July 7, after Wednesday's green close (TEDPIX at 5,187,000).
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Sunday Morning, July 5, 2026
Sunday, 14 Tir 1405 (July 5, 2026) is the second day of a three-day closure of all four of Iran's capital-market pillars for the state funeral of Iran's former Supreme Leader; trading resumes Tuesday, 16 Tir (July 7). Meanwhile OPEC+ meets today on August output, Brent crude trades near $72, and the free-market dollar holds around 175,400 tomans.
NewsIran's Four Capital Market Pillars Close for Three Days; Trading Resumes Tuesday, July 7 (Saturday, July 4, 2026)
The Tehran Stock Exchange, Iran Fara Bourse, Iran Mercantile Exchange and Iran Energy Exchange are closed from Saturday, July 4 through Monday, July 6, 2026, with trading set to resume Tuesday, July 7, per the Securities and Exchange Organization. The last session, Wednesday, July 1, closed with the main index up 1.16% at 5,187,258 points; it is the second major capital-market shutdown of the year, after an 80-day halt from late February to mid-May.