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Iran Market Pulse: Friday Midday, July 17, 2026; Bitcoin Below $63,000 and Gold Pinned at $4,000 on the Eve of the Oman Table

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Market Pulse, Friday midday, 26 Tir 1405 (17 July 2026), with the bourse and cash markets closed. The only live board today, global and crypto, is flashing one word: caution. Bitcoin fell about 2% below $63,000 (~$62,857), Ether to ~$1,830, and spot gold clung to the $4,000 line. Iran's parallel market is frozen on Thursday's record: the free-market dollar near 188,600 tomans and the coin premium around 7,194,000 tomans. Everything waits on Saturday's Oman table and the bourse reopening.

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Tomorrow is the Oman table; let's look together at the three numbers today's live market set. Less than twenty four hours remain to the Oman table and the bourse reopening, and the market waits. On Friday the domestic market is closed, so today only the global and crypto markets are trading. By around eleven this morning Bitcoin fell about two percent and dropped below sixty three thousand dollars. Ether also fell more than two percent, and domestic Tether held near one hundred eighty nine thousand tomans. Spot gold pulled itself back to the four thousand dollar line and is swinging right on it. Brent crude eased to around eighty four dollars, with a floor held by the Hormuz worry. Because currency and gold trading is closed, no fresh domestic number prints and Thursday's record stays locked. The latest free market dollar is Thursday's record of about one hundred eighty eight thousand six hundred tomans. Eighteen karat gold closed near eighteen million tomans a gram and the Emami coin near one hundred eighty five million. The coin premium held at seven million one hundred ninety four thousand tomans, its widest in recent weeks. The main index last closed at about four point nine million units and reopens on Saturday. Globally, the dollar index sat near a one month low and the Turkish lira near its record low. The International Energy Agency warned the world has only weeks to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The world sees this tension as short, but the domestic market, holding its record, believes otherwise. Tomorrow's key items are the Oman table's signal and how the dollar and bourse react at the reopen. Full analysis on Sahmino dot com. After Oman: dollar above one ninety thousand or below one eighty? Your take?

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