Iran Currency Exchange Rates for February 15

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Iran currency exchange rates were released on February 15 by the Central Bank of Iran. The new figures show daily changes in the value of foreign currencies compared to February 14, with some rates rising and others falling. According to the announcement, the value of 36 currencies increased, while 10 currencies dropped. This shows mixed movement in the market, with some currencies gaining strength and others losing value.

The official rate for one US dollar reached 1,279,976 rials. This shows a small rise from the previous day. At the same time, one euro stood at 1,517,554 rials. The euro slightly fell compared to its February 14 price, which was 1,518,692 rials. Other major currencies also showed small changes. The British pound rose to 1,747,439 rials. The Swiss franc reached 1,664,991 rials. The Japanese yen, measured per 100 units, increased to 837,957 rials. The Chinese yuan also moved up to 185,278 rials.

Regional currencies showed changes as well. The UAE dirham rose to 348,530 rials, while the Saudi riyal reached 341,327 rials. The Turkish lira increased slightly to 29,358 rials. The Iraqi dinar, measured per 100 units, climbed to 97,709 rials. Some currencies lost value. The Canadian dollar fell to 938,819 rials. The New Zealand dollar dropped to 772,128 rials. The Russian ruble also declined to 16,587 rials.

The bank also shared rates under the SANA system used by exchange offices. Under this system, one euro costs 1,615,556 rials, while one US dollar costs 1,362,635 rials. Meanwhile, rates in the unofficial market remain much higher. In that market, one US dollar trades between 1.55 and 1.58 million rials. One euro trades between 1.85 and 1.88 million rials.

These Iran currency exchange rates clearly show the difference between official prices and market prices. Many people, traders, and businesses follow these figures every day because they influence buying and selling, imports, travel costs, and daily expenses. Changes in currency values can directly affect household budgets, business planning, and overall economic activity in the country.

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