The price of the dollar in the free market of Iran exceeded 220,000 tomans during trading on Wednesday, while the dollar remittance reached 225,000 tomans.
According to reports from gold and currency information websites and information obtained from the Tehran market, each British pound was traded at 296,000 tomans, each Emirati dirham at 60,000 tomans, and the Imam coin at 224 million tomans.
On Saturday, the dollar closed at 206,400 tomans and has set a new record every day since then. The rate on Sunday was 208,000, Monday 210,000, and Tuesday 213,700 tomans.
The gap between the free market and the currency and gold exchange center of Iran has deepened. According to the price pulse report, while the free dollar was trading around 215,000 tomans in the early minutes of today's trading, the exchange center rate was announced as 159,355 tomans, indicating a gap of nearly 56,000 tomans.