The Central Bank of Iran announced new currency exchange rates for the country today. The updated currency exchange rates show notable shifts for many major currencies. These changes affect both local residents and businesses involved in foreign trade. According to the Central Bank, the value of several currencies increased compared to the previous day. The official rate for one US dollar is 1,250,436 rials. One euro now costs 1,477,965 rials, reflecting a small decrease from yesterday. The British pound stands at 1,702,177 rials, while the Swiss franc is valued at 1,611,729 rials.
Other currencies also show changes. The Swedish króna is now 138,562 rials, the Norwegian krone is 129,064 rials, and the Danish krone costs 197,720 rials. The Indian rupee has a rate of 13,809 rials, and the UAE dirham is 340,486 rials. Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti dinar reached 4,074,306 rials, and 100 Pakistani rupees equal 447,185 rials. Asian currencies have also shifted. One hundred Japanese yen now equals 795,449 rials, the Hong Kong dollar is 160,029 rials, and the Omani rial costs 3,255,230 rials. The Canadian dollar stands at 914,357 rials, while the New Zealand dollar reaches 752,189 rials. South Africa’s rand is 78,016 rials, and the Turkish lira is 28,686 rials.
Several other currencies also show daily movement. The Russian ruble is 16,232 rials, the Qatari riyal is 343,526 rials, and 100 Iraqi dinars cost 94,721 rials. The Syrian pound is 11,301 rials, and the Australian dollar stands at 877,037 rials. The Saudi riyal reached 333,450 rials, and the Bahraini dinar is 3,325,627 rials. The Central Bank also confirmed rates in its SANA system for exchange offices. There, one euro costs 1,592,073 rials and one US dollar is 1,346,977 rials. In informal markets, the dollar trades between 1.52 and 1.55 million rials. Meanwhile, the euro ranges from 1.80 to 1.83 million rials.
The new currency exchange rates provide guidance for businesses and individuals. Traders can better plan purchases, while residents can manage savings and foreign transactions. Authorities continue to monitor the market closely to maintain stability and avoid sharp fluctuations. Currency exchange rates remain an important economic indicator, showing trends and influencing financial decisions in Iran. With multiple currencies rising, officials urge careful monitoring and public awareness.