The dollar price in the free market today decreased by two thousand tomans compared to the last trading figure yesterday, reaching 230 thousand tomans. The American currency had closed at 232 thousand tomans yesterday, and this price drop is due to market optimism regarding the ongoing negotiations in Washington.
Hope for Negotiations and Its Impact on the Market
Yesterday's meeting between Abbas Araghchi and Witkoff in Washington and the continuation of negotiations at lower levels have positively affected the market atmosphere. These developments have given traders hope that the deadlock in negotiations will soon end and a new round of talks will begin. This situation has led traders to move towards selling dollars, resulting in a downward trend in prices in the free market.
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Additionally, the euro also decreased by four thousand tomans compared to yesterday, trading at 264 thousand tomans, and this price drop is observed in line with the dollar in the market. Analysts believe that if positive signs from the negotiations continue, there is a possibility of further dollar price decreases in the coming days.
Fluctuations in the Agreed Dollar
On the other hand, the price of the agreed dollar today, Wednesday, October 1, 1405, started in a new channel. The price of the agreed dollar surged by one thousand and 126 tomans, with the selling price at 169 thousand and 501 tomans and the buying price at 167 thousand and 976 tomans. These changes in the agreed dollar price reflect the market's reaction to political and economic developments.
However, analysts point out that as long as the definitive outcome of the negotiations is not clear, the market will remain sensitive to political news, and any changes in the diplomatic landscape could alter price trajectories. These price fluctuations require careful and continuous analysis from investors and market participants.
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