Will USD hit ___ Iranian rials by May 31?

Central Bank: Allowing banks to trade banknotes increased foreign exchange reserves The Central Bank announced: Following the reform of foreign exchange policies in January 2025 to cover the need for banknote transactions and reduce the need for individuals to turn to the informal market, banknote transactions between individuals and exchange offices and banks were gradually allowed at an agreed rate. To date, the total purchase of foreign currency banknotes by banks and exchange offices has been far greater than the sale of banknotes, so much so that the Central Bank has purchased the excess purchases by exchange offices and banks. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

Central Bank: Allowing banks to trade banknotes increased foreign exchange reserves The Central Bank announced: Following the reform of foreign exchange policies in January 2025 to cover the need for banknote transactions and reduce the need for individuals to turn to the informal market, banknote transactions between individuals and exchange offices and banks were gradually allowed at an agreed rate. To date, the total purchase of foreign currency banknotes by banks and exchange offices has been far greater than the sale of banknotes, so much so that the Central Bank has purchased the excess purchases by exchange offices and banks. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

Central Bank: Allowing banks to trade banknotes increased foreign exchange reserves The Central Bank announced: Following the reform of foreign exchange policies in January 2025 to cover the need for banknote transactions and reduce the need for individuals to turn to the informal market, banknote transactions between individuals and exchange offices and banks were gradually allowed at an agreed rate. To date, the total purchase of foreign currency banknotes by banks and exchange offices has been far greater than the sale of banknotes, so much so that the Central Bank has purchased the excess purchases by exchange offices and banks. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

All banks are allowed to buy and sell foreign currency up to a limit of 1,000 euros. According to the Central Bank's guidelines, each individual can purchase up to 1,000 euros (or the equivalent in dollars) per year in bank notes for essential retail needs from bank branches. isna.ir/xdWppM @isna94

All banks are allowed to buy and sell foreign currency up to a limit of 1,000 euros. According to the Central Bank's guidelines, each individual can purchase up to 1,000 euros (or the equivalent in dollars) per year in bank notes for essential retail needs from bank branches. isna.ir/xdWppM @isna94

All banks are allowed to buy and sell foreign currency up to a limit of 1,000 euros. According to the Central Bank's guidelines, each individual can purchase up to 1,000 euros (or the equivalent in dollars) per year in bank notes for essential retail needs from bank branches. isna.ir/xdWppM @isna94

Conditions for receiving a 1,000-euro quota for purchasing foreign currency announced The Central Bank issued an executive order to the banking network on how to buy and sell foreign currency in the form of banknotes to meet essential needs (1,000 euros per person for 365 days). The foreign currency notes required from the banknote supply site are obtained through the purchase of exporters' notes and are completely different from the remittance foreign currency resources used for importing basic goods, raw materials, and intermediate goods. mehrnews.com/x3c49c @mehrnews

Conditions for receiving a 1,000-euro quota for purchasing foreign currency announced The Central Bank issued an executive order to the banking network on how to buy and sell foreign currency in the form of banknotes to meet essential needs (1,000 euros per person for 365 days). The foreign currency notes required from the banknote supply site are obtained through the purchase of exporters' notes and are completely different from the remittance foreign currency resources used for importing basic goods, raw materials, and intermediate goods. mehrnews.com/x3c49c @mehrnews

All banks are allowed to sell currency in the form of banknotes up to a limit of 1,000 euros According to the Central Bank's guidelines, each individual can purchase up to 1,000 euros (or the equivalent in dollars) per year in bank notes for essential retail needs from bank branches. The source of these banknotes is purchases from exporters and is completely separate from the foreign exchange resources used to import basic goods and raw materials. Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

All banks are allowed to sell currency in the form of banknotes up to a limit of 1,000 euros According to the Central Bank's guidelines, each individual can purchase up to 1,000 euros (or the equivalent in dollars) per year in bank notes for essential retail needs from bank branches. The source of these banknotes is purchases from exporters and is completely separate from the foreign exchange resources used to import basic goods and raw materials. Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

Gold, coin and currency conditions on the 22nd of May Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313 [in reply to: The coin reached 196 million tomans The price of the new design coin in today's trading on Tuesday, May 12, in the Tehran market was 196 million tomans. Each piece of the old design coin was sold for 193 million and 500 thousand tomans. The dollar transfer rate at the Iranian Currency and Gold Exchange Center was set at 147,804 Tomans, the euro at 174,126 Tomans, the UAE dirham at 40,246 Tomans, the Chinese yuan at 21,751 Tomans, and the Russian ruble at 2,000 Tomans. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313]

Gold, coin and currency conditions on the 22nd of May Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313 [in reply to: The coin reached 196 million tomans The price of the new design coin in today's trading on Tuesday, May 12, in the Tehran market was 196 million tomans. Each piece of the old design coin was sold for 193 million and 500 thousand tomans. The dollar transfer rate at the Iranian Currency and Gold Exchange Center was set at 147,804 Tomans, the euro at 174,126 Tomans, the UAE dirham at 40,246 Tomans, the Chinese yuan at 21,751 Tomans, and the Russian ruble at 2,000 Tomans. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313]

The coin reached 196 million Tomans The price of the new design coin in today's trading on Tuesday, May 12, in the Tehran market was 196 million tomans. Each piece of the old design coin was sold for 193 million and 500 thousand tomans. The dollar transfer rate at the Iranian Currency and Gold Exchange Center was set at 147,804 Tomans, the euro at 174,126 Tomans, the UAE dirham at 40,246 Tomans, the Chinese yuan at 21,751 Tomans, and the Russian ruble at 2,000 Tomans. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

The coin reached 196 million Tomans The price of the new design coin in today's trading on Tuesday, May 12, in the Tehran market was 196 million tomans. Each piece of the old design coin was sold for 193 million and 500 thousand tomans. The dollar transfer rate at the Iranian Currency and Gold Exchange Center was set at 147,804 Tomans, the euro at 174,126 Tomans, the UAE dirham at 40,246 Tomans, the Chinese yuan at 21,751 Tomans, and the Russian ruble at 2,000 Tomans. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

Hemmati: Despite the war, there has been only a 10% increase in the exchange rate in the last 4 months Governor of the Central Bank: The foreign exchange market is currently calm; 4 months ago, the free market exchange rate was 160,000 tomans, but now it is close to 175,000 tomans; after this war and the events that have occurred during this period, there has been only a 10 percent increase. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR

Hemmati: Despite the war, there has been only a 10% increase in the exchange rate in the last 4 months Governor of the Central Bank: The foreign exchange market is currently calm; 4 months ago, the free market exchange rate was 160,000 tomans, but now it is close to 175,000 tomans; after this war and the events that have occurred during this period, there has been only a 10 percent increase. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR

Hemmati: Despite the war, there has been only a 10% increase in the exchange rate in the last 4 months Governor of the Central Bank: The foreign exchange market is currently calm; 4 months ago, the free market exchange rate was 160,000 tomans, but now it is close to 175,000 tomans; after this war and the events that have occurred during this period, there has been only a 10 percent increase. nournews.ir @Nournews_IR

When we called to ask about the conditions and get a price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. 3/4

When we called to ask about the conditions and get a price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. 3/4

When we called to ask about the conditions and get a price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. 3/4

The travel dollar has entered a new phase. In the past few days, the issue of buying and selling dollars with travel agents has entered a new phase, and this time Iran has found a lot of demand for new 100,000 Toman checks, so much so that dollars with these travel agents are being sold more than 20% lower than the open market price. Currently, cyberspace and Telegram groups have become one of the main places to advertise and trade this type of dollar, and there are many sellers who are willing to sell dollars for these Irancheques at a lower price. When we called to ask about the conditions and get the price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. Now, a new term and a dollar with its own price have been added to the Iranian currency market, which is the "travel dollar," and its price is always lower than the market price. @Farsna - Link [in reply to: The story of selling cheap dollars with Travel In recent days, a new wave has hit the foreign exchange market; dollars are being sold at tempting prices of 116, 125, and 126 thousand tomans. While the dollar is in the range of 150 thousand tomans in the free market, this difference of 35 thousand tomans makes every economic activist suspicious. But the secret to this issue can be summed up in one word: "travel." Currently, the price of a dollar in the open market is around 150,000 Tomans, but if the buyer settles with travel, the situation is different and a price difference arises. We asked a seller the reason for this strange purchase and sale. His answer was short: “We send the trawls to Herat. They are used there.” But what use? He did not say. When we followed up on the issue further, a more interesting picture emerged. These trawls are apparently headed to Afghanistan and Pakistan to clear smuggled fuel. In a situation where Iran is engaged in war and gasoline, diesel, and oil have become like gold, fuel smugglers have become more productive and need trawls to reduce risk and evade transparency. Fuel smuggling is also profitable enough for smugglers to buy trawls, and at a lower dollar rate, as Iranians traditionally buy dollars from Herat and have many transactions with it. In fact, collecting travel from across the country to pay for smuggled fuel from another country, while the Central Bank has released this money into the market for normal circulation among the people, is a clear example of undermining the country's monetary and financial system. Therefore, the key to breaking this cycle is to deal with smuggling originating from Iran more seriously. If there is no fuel to smuggle, there is no need for trawlers to smuggle it. Currently, the problem of fuel smuggling has spread to the country's currency market, and to deal with it, we must start from the root. @Farsna - Link]

The travel dollar has entered a new phase. In the past few days, the issue of buying and selling dollars with travel agents has entered a new phase, and this time Iran has found a lot of demand for new 100,000 Toman checks, so much so that dollars with these travel agents are being sold more than 20% lower than the open market price. Currently, cyberspace and Telegram groups have become one of the main places to advertise and trade this type of dollar, and there are many sellers who are willing to sell dollars for these Irancheques at a lower price. When we called to ask about the conditions and get the price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. Now, a new term and a dollar with its own price have been added to the Iranian currency market, which is the "travel dollar," and its price is always lower than the market price. @Farsna - Link [in reply to: The story of selling cheap dollars with Travel In recent days, a new wave has hit the foreign exchange market; dollars are being sold at tempting prices of 116, 125, and 126 thousand tomans. While the dollar is in the range of 150 thousand tomans in the free market, this difference of 35 thousand tomans makes every economic activist suspicious. But the secret to this issue can be summed up in one word: "travel." Currently, the price of a dollar in the open market is around 150,000 Tomans, but if the buyer settles with travel, the situation is different and a price difference arises. We asked a seller the reason for this strange purchase and sale. His answer was short: “We send the trawls to Herat. They are used there.” But what use? He did not say. When we followed up on the issue further, a more interesting picture emerged. These trawls are apparently headed to Afghanistan and Pakistan to clear smuggled fuel. In a situation where Iran is engaged in war and gasoline, diesel, and oil have become like gold, fuel smugglers have become more productive and need trawls to reduce risk and evade transparency. Fuel smuggling is also profitable enough for smugglers to buy trawls, and at a lower dollar rate, as Iranians traditionally buy dollars from Herat and have many transactions with it. In fact, collecting travel from across the country to pay for smuggled fuel from another country, while the Central Bank has released this money into the market for normal circulation among the people, is a clear example of undermining the country's monetary and financial system. Therefore, the key to breaking this cycle is to deal with smuggling originating from Iran more seriously. If there is no fuel to smuggle, there is no need for trawlers to smuggle it. Currently, the problem of fuel smuggling has spread to the country's currency market, and to deal with it, we must start from the root. @Farsna - Link]

The travel dollar has entered a new phase. In the past few days, the issue of buying and selling dollars with travel agents has entered a new phase, and this time Iran has found a lot of demand for new 100,000 Toman checks, so much so that dollars with these travel agents are being sold more than 20% lower than the open market price. Currently, cyberspace and Telegram groups have become one of the main places to advertise and trade this type of dollar, and there are many sellers who are willing to sell dollars for these Irancheques at a lower price. When we called to ask about the conditions and get the price, we learned that they were selling so-called "small" Iranian checks for 100,000 tomans for even 140,000 and 139,000 tomans for the dollar. Now, a new term and a dollar with its own price have been added to the Iranian currency market, which is the "travel dollar," and its price is always lower than the market price. @Farsna - Link [in reply to: The story of selling cheap dollars with Travel In recent days, a new wave has hit the foreign exchange market; dollars are being sold at tempting prices of 116, 125, and 126 thousand tomans. While the dollar is in the range of 150 thousand tomans in the free market, this difference of 35 thousand tomans makes every economic activist suspicious. But the secret to this issue can be summed up in one word: "travel." Currently, the price of a dollar in the open market is around 150,000 Tomans, but if the buyer settles with travel, the situation is different and a price difference arises. We asked a seller the reason for this strange purchase and sale. His answer was short: “We send the trawls to Herat. They are used there.” But what use? He did not say. When we followed up on the issue further, a more interesting picture emerged. These trawls are apparently headed to Afghanistan and Pakistan to clear smuggled fuel. In a situation where Iran is engaged in war and gasoline, diesel, and oil have become like gold, fuel smugglers have become more productive and need trawls to reduce risk and evade transparency. Fuel smuggling is also profitable enough for smugglers to buy trawls, and at a lower dollar rate, as Iranians traditionally buy dollars from Herat and have many transactions with it. In fact, collecting travel from across the country to pay for smuggled fuel from another country, while the Central Bank has released this money into the market for normal circulation among the people, is a clear example of undermining the country's monetary and financial system. Therefore, the key to breaking this cycle is to deal with smuggling originating from Iran more seriously. If there is no fuel to smuggle, there is no need for trawlers to smuggle it. Currently, the problem of fuel smuggling has spread to the country's currency market, and to deal with it, we must start from the root. @Farsna - Link]