According to the Shahr-e-Bourse, on the last trading day of the week, the total stock exchange index decreased by 8052 points, equivalent to 0.29 percent, and stood at 3,098,911 points. The total equal-weighted index also closed at 903,658 points, with a slight decrease of 103 points, equivalent to 0.01 percent. The symbols of Folad, Vepasar, Midco, Shapna, Fars, Shetran and Tapico had the most negative impact on the index. Among the most traded symbols, only Khodro and Webmalt were positive, and other symbols, including Mehregan, Shetran, Shapna, Folad and Khasapa, faced a price drop.
Stock Exchange, Insurance and Economy in the Context of Kish Invex
On the second day of the Kish Inox 2025 conference, a specialized panel on “Capacities of the Financial Industry for Economic Development” was held with the presence of Hojjatollah Seidi, President of the Stock Exchange Organization, Hossein Abdou Tabrizi, Scientific Secretary of the conference, and Parviz Khosrowshahi, General Director of the Central Insurance Company. In this meeting, participants discussed the role of the capital market and the insurance industry in economic growth, controlling inflation, and increasing productivity. They also emphasized the importance of developing new financial instruments, expanding hybrid investment funds, and supporting the stock exchange organization in entering the market. This panel was held with the aim of synergizing financial institutions to achieve sustainable growth and strengthen trust in the capital market.
Iran at the forefront of global discussions on digital assets
The annual meeting of the ISCO Africa and Middle East Regional Committee (AMERC) was held in Abu Dhabi. At this event, the panel “Tokenization: Natural Progress or a Challenge for Securities Markets?” was discussed. Iran is actively participating in this meeting as an ISCO associate member, and Hamid Yari, a member of the Board of Directors of the Securities and Exchange Organization, represented our country in the specialized discussions of this event. Infrastructure Provision
Law; Linking Production, Capital, and Transparency
Jafar Qaderi, Chairman of the Special Commission for Support of Production, announced the approval of the new “Infrastructure Provision” Law, which aims to remove barriers to investment and strengthen domestic production. This law, which was drafted after several years of consideration, provides for the possibility of foreign currency deposits, the issuance of foreign currency cards for foreign merchants, and new financing methods such as pre-sale and clearing. Also, by increasing the powers of the capital market regulator, attracting foreign investment will be facilitated.
The Commodity Exchange’s Serious Entry into the World of Tokens
Rahman Arasteh, Derivatives Manager of the Commodity Exchange, announced: Three years ago, Dr. Jahromi emphasized the need for the Commodity Exchange to move towards securitization, and today 40 percent of the exchange’s transactions are allocated to the financial market. He added that a special team at the Commodity Exchange is implementing the “Tokenization of Assets” project to use the capacity of new technologies in the development of the financial market and the diversity of investment instruments.
