Iran exchange rates shifted again on November 27 as the Central Bank of Iran released fresh currency data. The update offered new insight into market conditions, and Iran exchange rates continued to shape business decisions across the country. Moreover, traders monitored these movements closely due to ongoing pressure in unofficial markets.
The Central Bank introduced the revised figures early in the morning. Officials confirmed that 23 currencies rose while 21 currencies declined compared to November 26. The dollar stood at 618,435 rials, and the euro reached 716,845 rials. These changes remained small, yet they influenced import planning and financial forecasting.
The British pound gained further value and moved to 817,929 rials. Additionally, the Swiss franc climbed to 768,367 rials. Several European currencies saw modest shifts, and each movement reflected global economic signals. Meanwhile, Scandinavian currencies also adjusted slightly due to external market trends.
Asian currencies showed mixed performance. The Japanese yen slipped a little, but the Chinese yuan increased slightly. The Indian rupee stayed unchanged. Furthermore, regional currencies such as the Iraqi dinar and the UAE dirham remained stable and showed minimal deviation.
Commodity-linked currencies moved more sharply. The Australian dollar rose to 402,922 rials. The Canadian dollar advanced to 440,125 rials. These increases followed stronger projections in global energy markets. As a result, several importers reviewed their short-term cost estimates.
The SANA system, which guides exchange offices, updated its figures as well. Traders reported a euro price of 854,491 rials and a dollar price of 737,184 rials. This system remains central for daily currency access. Likewise, the NIMA platform continued to support exporters. NIMA listed the euro at 829,603 rials and the dollar at 715,713 rials.
However, the gap between official and black-market values stayed wide. The black-market dollar traded near 1.1 to 1.13 million rials. The euro hovered between 1.28 and 1.31 million rials. Consequently, businesses faced planning challenges and higher uncertainty.
Economists noted that future stability will depend on policy direction, global prices, and trade conditions. Iran exchange rates will therefore remain a key factor for investors, importers, and financial analysts in the coming weeks.