Iran Exchange Center Sets Exchange Rates for Dollar, Euro, Dirham, and Ruble

According to the Economic Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Iran Exchange Center published the latest exchange rates for foreign currencies on Saturday, October 4, 2026. Among these, the exchange rate for the US Dollar, one of the most frequently used currencies internationally and in Iran’s foreign trade, was set at 170,626.8 Rials.

Following this, the exchange rate for the Euro, another widely used currency globally, was recorded at 194,478.1 Rials, a figure higher than the Dollar rate. Additionally, the UAE Dirham was announced at 46,460.7 Rials, recognized as an important currency in regional exchanges, particularly given Iran’s extensive trade relations with countries in the Persian Gulf. This currency plays a significant role in financial transfers and trade transactions within the region.

Finally, the Iran Exchange Center announced the exchange rate for the Russian Ruble at 20,230 Rials. This rate holds particular importance for economic actors in both Iran and Russia, considering the growing trend of economic cooperation and increasing trade exchanges between the two nations.