Tehran 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.
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The Tehran Stock Exchange reopens tomorrow, Tuesday, July seventh. Trading has been halted since July first and resumes tomorrow morning. The index closed its last session up one point one six percent, near five point two million points. Eighty five percent of listed stocks were positive, with real money flowing in. During the closure, the dollar held near one hundred seventy five thousand tomans as gold and coin hit records. OPEC plus raised its August output by one hundred eighty eight thousand barrels a day. US bitcoin ETFs returned to net inflows after ten straight days of outflows. The equal weight index and Iran Fara Bourse also closed higher in that same session. Market experts are asking regulators to clarify options contracts maturing during the closure. From July first to July seventh, the market stayed shut for six straight days. How petrochemical and refining stocks react tomorrow is worth watching closely. Full coverage is on Sahmino.
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