Sunday, 7 October 2012

Iran currency market remains paralysed | News , Middle East | THE DAILY STAR

The open forex market in Tehran was still largely paralysed Sunday, four days after Iran's national currency dropped more than 40 percent prompting protests in the capital's symbolic Grand Bazaar.

Most official exchange shops were open in downtown but refused to conduct any business at a rate of about 28,000 rials per dollar, set by the Central Bank on Saturday in a bid to curb the currency's plunge.

The main specialised websites tracking transactions on the market did not post any rates.

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  1. When the rate has reached the level at which you are happy to buy then you can buy online or via your local eurochange branch. Please note that exchange rates may vary between our locations and our website so please ensure that you check the actual rate of exchange that you will receive for your purchase.
    International Payments|Bureau De Change

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