Iran Market Pulse: Friday Morning, July 10, 2026

Hello, this is the Sahmino Market Pulse for Friday morning, July tenth, after a night of strikes across Iran. The US military struck nearly ninety targets across Iran over two straight nights. Iran hit back with drones and missiles at US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain. The free-market dollar has climbed to around one hundred eighty-two thousand tomans today. Eighteen-karat gold is near eighteen million tomans, and the Emami coin has topped one hundred eighty-three million. The free dollar is now trading around one hundred eighty-two thousand tomans. Tehran's main index fell on Wednesday, closing near five million, two hundred eighty-six thousand points. Only about eighteen percent of stocks closed higher, with heavy selling in Fars and Fameli. Bitcoin is trading near sixty-two thousand dollars, and Ethereum around seventeen hundred forty dollars. Rebar prices ranged from about fifty-eight to seventy-two thousand tomans per kilogram. The car market hit a hard price floor, with the Rira topping three billion tomans. The cement market held steady, near two hundred fifty-three thousand tomans per bag. Brent crude held near seventy-eight dollars, while the dollar index stayed almost flat. The Iraqi dinar traded near thirteen hundred to the dollar, with the lira little changed. Today, watch Saturday's Tehran reopening and whether the Qatar and Pakistan-led talks continue. US Central Command said the strikes aim to weaken Iran's threat to the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the escalation, technical nuclear talks between Iran and the US are still going on. Brent crude edged higher from Wednesday, now standing near seventy-eight dollars a barrel. Follow live prices for every market on Sahmino.