The price of the US dollar today reached 185,676 tomans, this price increase occurs especially at a time when the currency market has experienced significant fluctuations in recent days. This figure shows an increase of 371 tomans compared to the rate of 185,305 tomans on Sunday. Additionally, the price of buying dollar remittances also rose by 367 tomans from 183,638 tomans to 184,005 tomans.
Fluctuations in the price of the euro and other currencies
In today's transactions, the euro also faced a price increase. The selling rate of euro remittances increased by 405 tomans from 207,583 tomans to 207,988 tomans. The buying price of euro remittances also rose by 401 tomans, from 205,715 tomans to 206,116 tomans.
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The UAE dirham was also traded at the exchange center at a selling rate of 50,558 tomans, indicating an increase of 101 tomans compared to yesterday. The buying price of the dirham also rose by 100 tomans to 50,103 tomans. These price increases occur while the currency market is generally influenced by economic and political factors.
Trend of price increases in other currencies
The Russian ruble remittance also increased in both buying and selling rates. The selling price of this currency rose by 5 tomans to 2,305 tomans, and its buying rate also increased by 4 tomans to 2,284 tomans. Additionally, in the Chinese yuan remittance market, the selling price increased by 55 tomans from 27,780 tomans to 27,835 tomans.
The Indian rupee has also not lagged behind this upward trend, with the selling rate of this currency increasing by 4 tomans to 1,955 tomans. Its buying price also rose by 4 tomans to 1,938 tomans.
The price of the remittance of one hundred Japanese yen experienced a larger increase today. The selling rate of this currency rose by 206 tomans to 118,352 tomans, and its buying price also increased by 205 tomans from 117,082 tomans to 117,287 tomans.
Finally, the remittance of one thousand South Korean won increased by 441 tomans in the selling rate, reaching 140,250 tomans. The buying rate of this currency also rose by 438 tomans to 138,988 tomans. Today's price review shows that the South Korean won recorded the highest absolute increase in selling rates among the currencies examined.
Looking at these fluctuations, it is clear that the US dollar with an increase of 371 tomans and the euro with a rise of 405 tomans are at the top of the price increases. In contrast, the Russian ruble with a 5 tomans increase recorded the lowest growth in selling rates.
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