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Market updateIran Market Pulse: Wednesday Midday, August 5, 2026; TEDPIX Up 2.44% and Past 5.4 Million Points
In its first session after the Arbaeen holiday, the Tehran Stock Exchange main index rose 128,784 points, or 2.44%, past the 5.4 million mark to 5,406,137 by 11:05 on Wednesday 14 Mordad 1405 (5 August 2026). Almost the entire gain was booked in the first five minutes of trading. The free-market dollar retreated from Monday's level, 18-karat gold gained 0.99%, and Brent, below $79 in the morning, was back at $80.20 by midday.
Market updateIran Market Pulse: Tuesday Morning, July 7, 2026
Tehran's stock exchange reopened Tuesday, July 7, 2026 (16 Tir 1405), after a three day closure; the index fell about 1% at the open, but by 11am market breadth had improved to 194 advancing symbols against 143 declining. The free market dollar reached 175,700 tomans, 18k gold rose to 17,737,000 tomans, and Bitcoin held near $63,000 after Strategy's record $216 million sale.
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).
NewsTehran Stock Exchange Reopens Tomorrow; Gold and Coin Hit Records During Closure, Dollar Holds Near 175,600 Tomans (Monday, July 6, 2026)
The Tehran Stock Exchange, Iran Fara Bourse, Iran Mercantile Exchange and Iran Energy Exchange, closed since Wednesday, July 1 (10 Tir), reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, July 7 (16 Tir 1405). During the six-day closure, 18-karat gold and the Emami coin hit fresh records while the free-market dollar held near 175,600 tomans; meanwhile OPEC+ raised August output, US bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows, and analysts flagged unresolved questions over options-contract maturities.