Contrary to expectations, the dollar and the coin have fallen in the wake of a new US embargo. The downward trend in prices has more slipped over the past week. The currency and coin market in Iran is still volatile and has a high ups and downs. Mohammad Sultan, chairman of the Gold and Gold Commission, announced a 15% reduction in gold and coin prices since the beginning of this week in Iran, saying that the price of currencies has also fallen by 8% over a week. The price of the coin, which was 4 million and 600 thousand dollars in the first week, this morning on Thursday, November 24, reached 3 million 700 thousand tomans. The price of gold also reached 360 thousand and 600 USD per 425 thousand tomans per week. The price of the dollar was 14 and 400 tomans last Saturday (the beginning of the week in Iran), reaching 11,900 tomans today (Thursday). The euro also topped 16 and 325 tomans last Saturday, reaching 13,500 tomans.
