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Iran Market Pulse: Monday Morning, July 6, 2026

Sahmino editorialJul 6, 2026Short00:579 views
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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).

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Today, Monday, is the last day of the capital market's closure. The stock exchange and commodity markets closed for the late leader's state funeral. Iran's Securities Organization says trading resumes tomorrow morning. The free-market dollar reached about one hundred seventy five thousand six hundred tomans yesterday. The dollar has held in that same range over recent weeks. The Emami coin's premium jumped more than twenty four percent in a month. Global gold rebounded after dropping below four thousand dollars an ounce. The last trading session closed green, with the main index up over one percent. That session saw the most real money flow into the electricity sector. Bitcoin traded near sixty two thousand nine hundred dollars this morning. A size sixteen steel beam from Zob Ahan Esfahan rose two thousand tomans. The factory to market gap on the Tara Automatic is near seventy million tomans. Brent crude traded around seventy two dollars a barrel. The Turkish lira, Iraqi dinar and Chinese yuan held fairly steady this week. The big question today is how smoothly the market reopens tomorrow. Sahmino's full daily analysis is ready for you.

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