According to the Shahr-e-Bourse, In the course of today’s trading (Tuesday, December 30, 2025), the currency market took a sudden turn. While the dollar had retreated to 134,000 Tomans yesterday (Dec 29), today, with the influx of new liquidity and the rise in the Dirham remittance rate, prices shot up rapidly.
Currently (at 14:41), the Free Market Dollar in Tehran is trading at 143,760 Tomans, showing an increase of about 5,000 Tomans compared to yesterday’s floor. Analysts attribute this rise to the “correction of global gold prices” and the “flow of capital towards the dollar.”
Currency Price Board (Updated 14:41 – Dec 30, 2025)
| Currency | Spot Price (Tomans) | Daily Change | Status |
| US Dollar (Free Market) | 143,760 | 🔼 3.55% Growth | 🔥 Massive Jump |
| Euro (EUR) | 169,280 | 🔼 3.57% Growth | 🔼 Nearing 170k |
| UAE Dirham (AED) | 39,160 | 🔼 3.57% Growth | 🔼 Market Leader |
| British Pound (GBP) | 194,010 | 🔼 3.57% Growth | 🔼 Record Breaking |
| Turkish Lira (TRY) | 3,350 | 🔼 3.72% Growth | 🔼 Bullish |
| Iraqi Dinar (100 IQD) | 1,119 | 🔼 3.61% Growth | 🔼 Expensive for Pilgrims |
Why did the dollar get expensive?
The Dirham Signal: The most important driver today was the surge in the UAE Dirham remittance rate to the 39,000 Toman channel. This mathematically pushed the dollar price above 143,000 Tomans (39,160 × 3.67 ≈ 143,700).
Capital Shift: Given the heavy crash in the crypto and gold markets (mentioned in previous reports), a portion of the liquidity fleeing those markets rushed into the safe haven of the dollar today, increasing cash demand.
