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Iran Market Pulse: Tuesday Morning, July 7, 2026

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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.

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Welcome to Sahmino's Market Pulse for Tuesday morning, July seventh. Tehran's stock exchange fell at the open today, but market breadth improved by eleven o'clock. Strategy sold bitcoin worth two hundred sixteen million dollars, its largest sale ever. The free dollar reached one hundred seventy five thousand, seven hundred tomans today. Gold traded near seventeen million, seven hundred thirty seven thousand tomans; the coin premium topped seven million. Tehran's benchmark index stood near five million, one hundred thirty six thousand points at the open. Before the closure, the index had climbed to five million, one hundred eighty seven thousand points. That same session, the electricity group drew almost sixty six percent of real money inflows. Bitcoin traded near sixty three thousand dollars, Ethereum near one thousand seven hundred seventy one. Ariyan rebar rose by one thousand tomans a day to sixty four thousand, one hundred twenty eight tomans. The Tara Automatic V four jumped one hundred ninety five million tomans to two billion, seven twenty million. The cement association's secretary general said power cuts at some plants reached ninety percent this summer. Brent crude traded near seventy two dollars, and the US Dollar Index sat at a three week low. The Turkish lira stood above forty six, the Iraqi dinar near one thousand three eleven to the dollar. Market breadth improved by late morning to one hundred ninety four advancing symbols against one hundred forty three. Today's focus is on the index's final close and how petrochemical stocks react to OPEC plus. Central Bank Governor Abdolnasser Hemati said there would be no return to a preferential rate. Read today's full analysis on Sahmino.

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