Dollar and Gold Prices Decrease in Iran

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Dollar and Gold Prices Decrease in Iran

The price of the dollar and gold in Iran decreased

Following the start of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States, Iran’s financial markets experienced a historic decline

The dollar reached 85,000 tomans, gold and coins dropped, and the stock market soared

The currency and gold market in Iran faced a sharp decline in prices one day after the first round of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States

On Sunday morning, the price of the dollar, which was around 103,000 tomans until Friday, suddenly fell to 85,000 tomans

The decrease in the dollar’s price began on Saturday morning and had reached 95,000 tomans before the negotiations started

After the end of the first round of negotiations in Oman and positive comments about the negotiations, the dollar rate dropped by another 3,000 tomans by the end of Saturday, reaching 92,000 tomans

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