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Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Midday, August 7, 2026; Gold and Silver Jump Ahead of the US Jobs Report as Gold Hits $4,289
At midday Friday, 16 Mordad 1405 (August 7, 2026), with the Tehran Stock Exchange closed for the week, global spot gold rose about 1.1% to $4,289 an ounce and silver jumped more than 3% to near $63.70, both ahead of the US July jobs report due at 16:00 Tehran time, which could sharpen the outlook for Fed rate policy. Brent crude traded near $83.40 as Strait of Hormuz tensions persisted.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Tuesday Midday, August 4, 2026; With Markets Shut for Arbaeen, Silver Reached the $59 Area and Outran Gold
Iran's markets are closed today, Tuesday 13 Mordad 1405 (4 August 2026), for Arbaeen, but the global board had a clear winner by midday and it was not gold: silver traded between $58.88 and $59.04 an ounce with a session high of $59.13, while gold rose just 0.21% to 0.33% to sit at $4,062 to $4,065. Saudi Aramco reported its war-quarter profit the same day: $33.4 billion adjusted net income per CNBC, $32.7 billion net income per Anadolu.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Tuesday Morning, August 4, 2026; Markets Closed for Arbaeen as Brent Returns to the $84 Range
Today, Tuesday 13 Mordad 1405 (4 August 2026), Iran's markets are closed for Arbaeen, but global markets kept working: Brent stood at $84.82 at 8:07 a.m. Tehran time, 1.26 percent above Monday's close, clawing back about a fifth of Monday's slide of more than 5 percent, after Tehran denied direct talks with Washington and a cargo vessel was hit off Oman. The bourse went into the holiday green: 39 of 40 industry indices rose and 12 hit all-time highs.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Midday, July 31, 2026; Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium All Turned Red Together
This morning silver was the only green metal on the global board; by midday it had turned red too. As of 11:00 on Friday, 9 Mordad 1405 (31 July 2026), spot gold trades near $4,075 (down 0.9 percent) and spot silver near $58 (down 1.8 percent), with platinum and palladium also lower. It happens in a month when Brent has gained more than 20 percent. The reason for the contradiction sits in Washington: markets are pricing a rate hike, not a cut.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Friday Morning, July 31, 2026; Brent Is up 20% in a Month
Iran's domestic markets are closed today, Friday 9 Mordad 1405 (31 July 2026), and board prices are still Thursday's. But the global market produced one big number: Brent crude trades near $85.50 this morning, about 20% above where it stood a month ago, though 13% below its 23 July peak. Domestically, the free-market dollar closed at 192,400 tomans and Tether, at about 193,200 tomans, moved above the cash dollar: the only currency thermometer that stays live through the two closed days.
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.