According to the shahr-e-bourse, government and commercial currency rates were relatively stable in today’s trading, Saturday, February 18, 1404, at the Iranian Currency and Gold Exchange Center.
Accordingly, the selling rate of the US dollar was stabilized at 1,349,000 rials (134,997 Tomans), and the UAE dirham, as the key currency of regional trade, was priced at a selling rate of 367,590 rials, so that the price gap between the official rate and the free market remains the focus of economic activists.
Table of buying and selling rates of major currencies today, February 18
In today’s trading, the exchange rate and banknote rates at the exchange center recorded the following levels without major changes compared to the end of last week:
| Currency type | Purchase (Rials) | Sales (Rs.) | Toman equivalent (sales) |
| US Dollar | 1,337,823 | 1,349,973 | 134,997 |
| Euro Europe | 1,580,277 | 1,594,629 | 159,462 |
| UAE Dirham | 364,282 | 367,590 | 36,759 |
| Chinese Yuan | 192,832 | 194,583 | 19,458 |
| Russian ruble | 17,375 | 17,533 | 1,753 |
Given Iran’s high volume of trade with Asian partners, the exchange rates of these currencies are important for importers. Today, every 100 Japanese yen was traded at a selling rate of 859,255 rials and every 1,000 South Korean won was traded at a selling rate of 922,446 rials. The Indian rupee also remained stable at 14,900 rials.
