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Increase of Over One Million Tomans for Each Coin in the Iranian Market

Jan 24, 2026 January 24, 2026 2 min read 📰 Radio Farda
📋 Key Takeaway

Gold and coin prices in Iran have surged significantly due to a sharp increase in global gold prices, with each coin rising by over one million tomans. The dollar has also seen fluctuations, indicating economic instability. This trend reflects the broader economic challenges faced by Iran amidst rising inflation and currency devaluation.

🔍 Quick Context Guide
💡 Bottom Line: The rising prices of gold and currency in Iran signal deeper economic issues that could have widespread implications.

👥 Key Players

Iranian Government MENTIONED
Regulator of economic policies
"Their policies directly impact inflation, currency value, and market stability."
Gold Market Participants MENTIONED
Traders and investors in gold and currency
"They react to price changes and influence market dynamics."
Global Gold Market MENTIONED
International trading platform for gold
"Global prices affect local markets, especially in countries like Iran."

📰 What Happened

Gold and coin prices in Iran have surged significantly due to a sharp increase in global gold prices, with each coin rising by over one million tomans. The dollar has also seen fluctuations, indicating economic instability.

  • Each gold miscal increased by 506,000 tomans and each Imam coin by 1,270,000 tomans.
  • The price of the US dollar fluctuated by nearly 1,000 tomans in a short period.

💡 Why It Matters

🇮🇷 For Iran: This surge in prices reflects ongoing economic challenges, including inflation and currency devaluation, affecting everyday Iranians.
🌍 Regional: Regional economies may be impacted by Iran's economic instability, potentially affecting trade and investment.
🌐 International: International markets may react to Iran's economic situation, especially in terms of gold trading and currency valuation.

📚 Background

Iran has been facing economic difficulties, including high inflation and currency devaluation, exacerbated by international sanctions and global market fluctuations.

Inflation in Iran Impact of sanctions on Iranian economy
📡 Source: NEUTRAL
📊 Confidence: 70%
The information appears to be based on market reports and data, which can be considered reliable but should be interpreted with caution regarding broader economic narratives.

Reports from Iran indicate a rising trend in the prices of gold, coins, and the dollar over the past week; thus, each gold miscal (a traditional unit of weight) has increased by 506,000 tomans and each coin has risen by 1,270,000 tomans. The dollar has also experienced fluctuations of 400 tomans. The increase in gold and coin prices in the Iranian market has been in line with the sharp changes in global gold prices. Last week, each ounce of gold experienced significant fluctuations in the global market, setting historical price records. Accordingly, the price of gold per ounce increased by $135 last week, reaching $2,509. Market participants attribute the main reason for the rise in gold and coin prices in Iran to the sharp increase in global gold prices. According to the news agency Khabar Online, the weekly performance of the gold market shows an increase of 116,000 tomans or 3.3% in the price of each gram of 18-carat gold. Therefore, each gram of 18-carat gold is currently priced at 3,582,000 tomans. Each miscal of gold, with an increase of 506,000 tomans, is priced at 15,525,000 tomans. The price of the Imam coin also increased by 1,270,000 tomans over the past week. This price change indicates a 3% rise in the price of coins. Consequently, each Imam coin is sold for 42,590,000 tomans. Each Bahar Azadi coin is priced at 37,670,000 tomans, the half coin at 22,950,000 tomans, the quarter coin at 15,000,000 tomans, and the gram coin at 7,000,000 tomans. In the Iranian market, over the past three days, the price of each US dollar has fluctuated by nearly 1,000 tomans. Today, the price of each US dollar rose by 400 tomans, increasing from 59,100 tomans to 59,500 tomans, but then it began to decline again, stabilizing at 59,100 tomans by the end of the day. While the Nima dollar rate has risen from 40,000 tomans last Esfand to 45,000 tomans, showing a gradual increase, the figures indicate that the gap between the free dollar and the Nima dollar is narrowing. On Saturday, in the Iranian currency market, each euro was traded at 66,250 tomans, each British pound at 78,100 tomans, and each dirham at 16,060 tomans.

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Translation confidence: 85%

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