Record of Over-the-Counter Transactions for the Week Ending November 6, 1405 In the past week, 6 industries topped the leading industries in the OTC markets and accounted for more than half of the value of retail transactions. In this way, the branches "base metals" with 18%, "metal ore extraction" with 12%, "chemical products" with 8% and "pharmaceutical materials and products", "investments" and "technical and engineering services" with 6% each accounted for the largest part of the value of retail transactions of the week. In the five trading days of last week, the total non-prescription index (IFEX) experienced an increase of 0.9% and at the end of trading on Wednesday, November 4, it stood at a height of 67.13 units. At the same time, the total value of the over-the-counter market reached 7,176 MT with an increase of about 0.8% compared to the previous week. A look at last week's trading statistics shows that during this period more than 121 billion sheets of financial assets worth 468 thousand billion tomans were traded in 4.95 million transactions. On this basis, the number of transactions registered a growth of 15%, but the volume and value of all transactions decreased by 19% and 2% respectively compared to the previous week. Investigating the value of transactions by markets in the week ending November 6 shows that more than 426 thousand billion tomans of securities were traded in the market of modern financial instruments, which indicates a growth of 2% in the value of transactions in this market. On the other hand, the value of transactions in the first market decreased by 21% to 8 thousand billion tomans and in the second market decreased by 26% to 28 thousand billion tomans. Also, the value of innovative market transactions decreased by 19% to 460 billion tomans and the value of transactions in the derivatives market decreased by 14% to 277 billion tomans. Meanwhile, the shareholders traded about 4,800 billion tomans in the basic market, which indicates a 45% decrease in the value of the transactions in this market, and in the agreed market about 23 billion tomans were recorded, which decreased by 25%. The statistics of transactions in financial instruments also show the increase in the volume and value of transactions of Islamic financial bonds by 9 and 7 percent, respectively.

Record of Over-the-Counter Transactions for the Week Ending November 6, 1405 In the past week, 6 industries topped the leading industries in the OTC markets and accounted for more than half of the value of retail transactions. In this way, the branches "base metals" with 18%, "metal ore extraction" with 12%, "chemical products" with 8% and "pharmaceutical materials and products", "investments" and "technical and engineering services" with 6% each accounted for the largest part of the value of retail transactions of the week. In the five trading days of last week, the total non-prescription index (IFEX) experienced an increase of 0.9% and at the end of trading on Wednesday, November 4, it stood at a height of 67.13 units. At the same time, the total value of the over-the-counter market reached 7,176 MT with an increase of about 0.8% compared to the previous week. A look at last week's trading statistics shows that during this period more than 121 billion sheets of financial assets worth 468 thousand billion tomans were traded in 4.95 million transactions. On this basis, the number of transactions registered a growth of 15%, but the volume and value of all transactions decreased by 19% and 2% respectively compared to the previous week. Investigating the value of transactions by markets in the week ending November 6 shows that more than 426 thousand billion tomans of securities were traded in the market of modern financial instruments, which indicates a growth of 2% in the value of transactions in this market. On the other hand, the value of transactions in the first market decreased by 21% to 8 thousand billion tomans and in the second market decreased by 26% to 28 thousand billion tomans. Also, the value of innovative market transactions decreased by 19% to 460 billion tomans and the value of transactions in the derivatives market decreased by 14% to 277 billion tomans. Meanwhile, the shareholders traded about 4,800 billion tomans in the basic market, which indicates a 45% decrease in the value of the transactions in this market, and in the agreed market about 23 billion tomans were recorded, which decreased by 25%. The statistics of transactions in financial instruments also show the increase in the volume and value of transactions of Islamic financial bonds by 9 and 7 percent, respectively.