BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 8. Iran’s capital market value fell by 11 percent in the fifth month of the current Iranian year (from July 23 through August 22, 2025), compared to the fourth month (from June 22 through July 22, 2024).
Data obtained by Trend from the Securities and Exchange Organization of Iran (SEO) show the total market value, which includes the Tehran Stock Exchange, Product Exchange, Energy Exchange, and Farabours (over-the-counter, OTC) trading, reached 112 quadrillion rials (about $193 billion) in the fifth month, down from 126 quadrillion rials (about $217 billion) in the previous month.
In the corresponding timeframe, the Tehran Stock Exchange
experienced a contraction of 14.7 percent, plummeting to 78
quadrillion rials (approximately $134 billion) from a previous
valuation of 92.4 quadrillion rials (around $159 billion). The
Farabours (OTC) market experienced a contraction of 1.6 percent,
declining to 31 quadrillion rials (approximately $53.4 billion)
from a previous valuation of 31.5 quadrillion rials (around $54.3
billion).
Concurrently, the Energy Exchange exhibited a consistent valuation
at 136 trillion rials (approximately $234 million). The Product
Exchange (mercantile) experienced a substantial uptick of 18.7
percent, culminating in a total of 2.09 quadrillion rials
(approximately $3.6 billion), an increase from the previous figure
of 1.76 quadrillion rials (around $3.03 billion).
Regulatory bodies emphasize that a plethora of strategic
interventions, encompassing liquidity provisions from the Central
Bank of Iran (CBI), are persistently being executed to uphold
equilibrium within the nation's capital market ecosystem.
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