The price of the US dollar in the Iran Currency and Gold Exchange Center today, Saturday, November 6, 2023, has reached 189,423 Tomans. This increase occurs while the selling rate of the dollar has risen by 378 Tomans compared to the last working day of the previous week.
Currency Fluctuations and Dollar Increase
On Thursday, November 4, the price of the dollar was 189,045 Tomans, and now, within two calendar days, we are witnessing this significant price increase. Additionally, the buying price of the dollar remittance has also increased by 374 Tomans, rising from 187,344 Tomans to 187,718 Tomans.
Changes in Other Currencies
Compared to the dollar, the Euro remittance has experienced a price decrease. The selling rate of the Euro has dropped from 212,076 Tomans to 211,277 Tomans, declining by 799 Tomans during this period. The buying price of the Euro remittance has also fallen by 792 Tomans to 209,375 Tomans.
On the other hand, the UAE Dirham remittance has seen a price increase contrary to the Euro. The selling rate of the Dirham has risen from 51,476 Tomans to 51,579 Tomans, and its buying price has also increased by 102 Tomans, now standing at 51,114 Tomans.
In today's transactions, the Russian Ruble and the South Korean Won have also decreased in price. The selling rate of the Ruble has dropped by 8 Tomans to 2,306 Tomans, and the selling price of the thousand Won has decreased by 1,836 Tomans, falling from 140,901 Tomans to 139,065 Tomans.
On the other side of the market, the Chinese Yuan and Indian Rupee have faced price increases. The selling rate of the Yuan has risen by 53 Tomans to 28,373 Tomans, and the selling rate of the Rupee has been reported to have increased by 14 Tomans to 2,015 Tomans. Additionally, the remittance of one hundred Japanese Yen has also increased in price to 119,710 Tomans.
Overall, examining the changes in exchange rates at the Currency Exchange Center shows that today the dollar, Dirham, Yuan, Rupee, and Japanese Yen have increased in price, while the Euro, Russian Ruble, and South Korean Won have faced a decrease in selling rates. The largest price increase belongs to the dollar remittance, while the largest decrease is related to the thousand Won.
