The IRNA news agency reported that the official announcement of the agreement between Iran and the United States, along with the release of its details, has shaken Iran’s financial markets, driving down foreign currency and gold prices while fueling a continued rally in the stock market.
According to the report, following the announcement of the deal and the subsequent cooling of inflationary expectations, open-market foreign exchange rates, Tether (USDT) prices, and gold values all experienced sharp declines. Simultaneously, the capital market extended its upward trajectory, witnessing a surge in demand.
IRNA noted that while Iranian financial markets had already been experiencing fluctuations and price corrections over the past week, the trend intensified rapidly after Monday’s official announcement of the Iran-U.S. agreement on June 15, swiftly affecting other asset markets.
The news agency cited reduced anxiety over ongoing political and economic tensions as a primary driver behind the price drops in the currency and gold markets, adding that part of the capital has consequently shifted toward the stock market.
