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20 Jun 2026, 14:25

The price of the dollar and other foreign currencies, which had decreased following the temporary results of negotiations between Iran and the United States, has once again increased.
On Saturday, June 30, the price of the US dollar in the market reached 162,500 tomans. The price of one Euro also reached 186,400 tomans on this day.

This comes as, during the declining trend of foreign currency prices in Iran's free market, on Wednesday, June 27, the price of each US dollar had dropped to around 153,000 tomans, and the price of gold coins was reported to be around 160 million tomans.
The Ham-Mihan newspaper reported the price of the Imam coin in Iran's gold market at 169 million tomans on Saturday.
Since the announcement of the memorandum between Iran and the US in an effort to end the war, the prices of foreign currencies and gold coins in Iran's free market have seen a significant decrease.
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Hossein Samadsami, a member of the Economic Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, revealed in an interview with the Tabnak news site that over the past seven years, more than 130 billion dollars in export earnings have not returned to the country.
Meanwhile, the government has engaged in extensive negotiations with the United States to recover 24 billion dollars of the country's frozen assets, indicating how much it needs this money.
Among these, the highest amount of unreturned export currency is related to the year 1404.
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