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Gold Coin Rout Stops

EghtesadOnline: Emami gold coin dropped below 12 million rials ($320) by May 24 to set a two-week low record until Saturday when it regained 50,000 rials to reverse the bearish trend.
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Publish Date:28/May/2017 | 07:58

Gold Coin at 4-Year High

EghtesadOnline: Gold coin prices continued their weeklong surge to reach their four-year high in Tehran's market on Monday.
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Publish Date:18/April/2017 | 09:40

Gold Coin Drops

EghtesadOnline: Bahar Azadi gold coin fell by 100,000 rials on Saturday, changing hands for 12.01 million rials ($320) in Tehran’s market to witness the end of its short-lived rally that started after the Norouz (Iranian New Year) holidays on April 2.
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Publish Date:09/April/2017 | 07:55

Gold Coin Bullish in Tehran Market Despite Massive Supply

EghtesadOnline: Despite several schemes by the Central Bank of Iran to satisfy the supply side, the gold coin rally has come a long way since the early days of the current fiscal year (started March 21).
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Publish Date:18/June/2018 | 04:52

Gold Coin Certificates in the Offing

EghtesadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran is preparing the gold market to issue bond certificates for the pre-purchase of gold coins in the capital market, the secretary-general of the monetary regulator has announced.
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Publish Date:17/June/2018 | 05:48

Tehran Market: Gold, USD Go Separate Ways

EghtesadOnline: On Thursday, which marked the last trading day in Iran’s markets, gold coin had a slight drop of 25,000 rials ($0.51) and fetched 16.33 million rials ($336), Banker.ir, an analytical news website, reported.
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Publish Date:17/March/2018 | 07:32

Gold Coin Prices Down

EghtesadOnline: On November 22, 2017, every single Emami gold coin was traded at a price of one million and 450 thousand and 600 tomans, which reduced to a million and 437 thousand tomans in early February.
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Publish Date:20/December/2017 | 07:21

Gold Coin Drops Over Presale News

EghteadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran’s announcement on Friday that people will be able to purchase gold coins in a no-cap countrywide presale from Feb. 4 seems to have had a serious impact on the market, as prices plunged on Saturday.
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Publish Date:28/January/2018 | 06:55

Gold Coin Loses Steam in Tehran Market

EghtesadOnline: After 10 auctions were held by Bank Melli Iran’s Bank Kargoshaee for deflating the bubble in gold coin prices, demand for the precious metal seems to be cooling.
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Publish Date:19/December/2017 | 05:26

Tehran Market: Gold Coin Loses Shine as Bubble Deflates

EghtesadOnline: There seems to be no end to the gold coin fever engulfing Iran's market. Despite the Central Bank of Iran's attempts to bring the precious metal– traditionally favored by Iranians as a safe-haven investment– down from its six-year high, the gold coin bubble has so far refused to deflate altogether.
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Publish Date:29/November/2017 | 13:39

Gold Rally Cools, Not Its Bubble

EghtesadOnline: After gold coin’s continued rally in the past month, which pushed its value to the highest level in nearly six years in Tehran’s market on Monday, the yellow metal’s surge lost momentum over the coming days and recorded two significant drops consecutively on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Publish Date:25/November/2017 | 09:32

Gold Coin Hits 4-Year High

EghtesadOnline: Gold coin prices registered consecutive growths during the past week to reach their four-year high in Tehran’s market on Saturday.
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Publish Date:12/November/2017 | 05:36

Gold Coin Surges

EghtesadOnline: Emami gold coin in Tehran market rose significantly on Saturday to mark its biggest gain since March 21. According to Tehran Gold and Jewelry Union's website, the coin gained 160,500 rials ($4), and fetched 12,161,500 rials ($325). Bahar Azadi, another benchmark coin was traded for 11,750,000 rials ($314), slightly rising from the previous day's closing price.
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Publish Date:18/June/2017 | 08:56

Gold Coin Drops as Short-Lived Rally Ends

EghtesadOnline: Bahar Azadi Gold Coin dropped by 150,000 rials or 1.15% in Tehran's market on Tuesday and fetched 12.20 million rials ($325), highlighting the fact that the recent rally was a short-lived bubble inflated by speculators.
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Publish Date:15/March/2017 | 13:18