Following the recent surges in the price of the US dollar in the Iranian market, the price of this foreign currency reached a new high of 250 thousand tomans on Tuesday, October 7.

Following the recent surges in the price of the US dollar in the Iranian market, the price of this foreign currency reached a new high of 250 thousand tomans on Tuesday, October 7.

The price of the dollar on Tuesday dropped from 249 thousand 500 tomans to 250 thousand 20 tomans per hour.

This means a jump of seven thousand tomans in the price of the American dollar compared to Monday this week, when the dollar traded at 243 thousand and 700 tomans.

On that day, the price of the euro, the single currency of the European Union, crossed 283 thousand tomans approaching 300 thousand tomans.

The price of the British pound entered the channel of 330 thousand tomans on Tuesday.

The price of gold and coins rises along with the dollar and other foreign currencies.

On Tuesday, the price of the coin known as Emami reached almost 252 million compared to less than 248 million on Monday. This price increase in Iran's free market coincides with the position of Donald Trump, the president of the United States, who has rejected the proposal to lift sanctions and free Iran's blocked assets if Tehran withdraws from its nuclear program.