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Tehran's count of rising industry indices fell from 36 to 11 in one session and the main index lost 38,179 points; Iran Market Pulse, Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Tehran's main index closed Monday, 23 Shahrivar 1405 (14 September 2026) down 38,179 points, or 0.51 percent, at 7,393,272, ending a seven session run of higher closes. SENA reported that 11 industry indices rose in the same session, against 36 the day before and 40 on Saturday. Outside the exchange the free market dollar gained 1.18 percent and its gap with the Exchange Centre remittance rate opened 2,208 tomans wider in one session, while 18 karat gold fell 0.82 percent.
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Mobarakeh Steel closed at its highest since 18 January 2026 after 103 sessions without a trade, on the day Tehran's index closed red (Monday, 14 September 2026)
FOLD (Mobarakeh Steel of Isfahan) recorded its highest closing price since 18 January 2026 on Monday, 14 September 2026. Between those two dates lie 103 trading sessions in which the symbol did not trade at all: partly the roughly 80-day interruption of the whole exchange, partly the suspension of the symbol itself, which ended on 8 August 2026. It happened in a session where Tehran's main index closed red and retail investors were net sellers of this very symbol.
Tehran's Main Index Set a Seventh Consecutive Record at 7,431,450 Points; Iran Market Pulse, Monday, September 14, 2026 notes its last red close was on 13 Shahrivar
In Sunday's session, 22 Shahrivar 1405 / 13 September 2026, the Tehran Stock Exchange main index (TEDPIX) rose 153,863 points, or 2.11 percent, to close at 7,431,450 and set a seventh consecutive record. The last session this index closed lower was 13 Shahrivar, seven trading sessions ago. In the same session the free market dollar fell 2.32 percent and 18 karat gold 1.87 percent, while Brent crude stands 3.02 percent higher at $107.77 this morning.
Sita's AGM voted out 96.58 percent of the profit for the year to 21 May 2026; the share has closed at its 3 percent daily cap in all four sessions since it reopened and ended 13 September in a 28 million share buy queue
Sita's annual general meeting approved a cash dividend of 4,155 rials per share on Sunday 6 September 2026, equal to 96.58 percent of its 4,302 rial earnings per share and 9,141 billion tomans in total. The symbol reopened on 8 September after a three session halt and has closed at the 3 percent daily cap in every session since; on 13 September it finished at 29,880 rials with a buy queue of 28,045,626 shares and no supply on the board.
Iran Market Pulse opens on the Farabourse, Sunday, September 13, 2026: 72 percent of Saturday's Farabourse turnover went to government debt as the Tehran bourse index set a sixth straight record at 7,277,556
Iran Market Pulse for Sunday, September 13, 2026, before the Tehran bourse opens: in Saturday's session, 61.07 trillion tomans of the Farabourse's 85.31 trillion tomans of turnover, or 71.6 percent, was traded in 22 government debt tickers, a sum by itself 1.39 times the entire Tehran Stock Exchange turnover. The main index rose 2.18 percent to a record 7,277,556 the same day, and retail investors flipped to net buyers of 5.14 billion shares after one session of selling.
Arzesh Maskan, a Tehran-listed property fund, closed at a 52-week high on 12 September 2026; the NAV its 208.9 percent gap is measured against is 122 days old
Arzesh Maskan, a real-estate investment fund traded on Iran's Farabourse, closed on Saturday 12 September 2026 (21 Shahrivar 1405) at 37,361 rials a unit, up 1.78 percent and its highest close in 52 weeks. That price sits 208.9 percent above the fund's published NAV of 12,094 rials, but that NAV carries the date 13 May 2026 on the exchange's own board: 122 days earlier. The same afternoon, the fund filed notice of a unitholder assembly for 22 September 2026.
Tehran's One Month Gold and Coin Rally Was Not the Ounce's Doing: Ounce Zero Percent, 18 Karat Gold 26.7 and the Coin 27.5 Percent (Iran Market Pulse, Saturday 21 Shahrivar 1405 / 12 September 2026)
Iran Market Pulse, Saturday 21 Shahrivar 1405 (12 September 2026), before the bourse opens: over the month to today spot gold went from $4,351.71 to $4,350.36, down 0.03 percent, while 18 karat gold rose 26.74 percent, the Emami coin 27.51 and the free market dollar 26.18. The last session, Wednesday 18 Shahrivar, closed TEDPIX at a record 7,122,270 points, on a day retail investors were net sellers of 2.5 billion shares.
Axios and Reuters report Washington turned down Riyadh's request to strike Ansar Allah; Brent travelled $12.8 across four sessions to close just $5.4 higher (Friday, 11 September 2026)
On Friday, 11 September 2026, Axios and Reuters reported, citing sources, that Saudi Arabia's crown prince asked Trump for US military help against Ansar Allah and that Washington offered intelligence support instead of strikes. Across the same four sessions, Brent crude travelled $12.8 on Sahmino's own series but closed only $5.4 higher, from $99.17 on 8 September to $104.60 on 11 September. Spot gold ended $9 lower over the same span and the free market dollar rose 9,275 tomans.
The iPhone 18 Pro Equals About 17 Months of Iran's 1405 Minimum Base Wage, and 11.5 Grams of Gold; 94% of Its One-Year Rial Price Rise Was the Exchange Rate (Thursday, 10 September 2026)
At Apple's official 1,199 dollars and the free-market dollar of 232,700 tomans recorded on 9 September 2026, the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro converts to 278.9 million tomans: about 16.8 months of Iran's 1405 minimum base wage, roughly 3,220 working hours, and 11.5 grams of 18-karat gold. Of its 168 million toman one-year rise, about 94% came from the exchange rate and about 6% from Apple's pricing decision.
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Bessent Claims UAE Has Signaled Plans to Cut Financial Ties With Iran
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed that the United Arab Emirates has made encouraging statements about cutting financial ties with Iran. According to Tasnim, as relayed by Donya-e-Eqtesad, Bessent also said the US has held good talks with China about Beijing's financial relations with Tehran. As of this report, neither the UAE nor China had officially responded to these claims. The US Treasury had said on Monday, September 14, that it would meet representatives of international financial institutions this week to discuss the economic pressure campaign against Iran.
Donya-e-Eqtesad, citing Tasnim
US Treasury Secretary Says Iran's Gasoline Queues Are the Result of the Economic Blockade
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Monday, September 14, that long gasoline queues in Iran are the result of Washington's economic blockade. Describing the campaign as the largest economic pressure campaign in the world against a country, he framed it as a response to Iran's pursuit of a nuclear bomb. Bessent also said the United States has held constructive talks with China about Tehran's financial ties, and that the discussions would continue this week and at an upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. According to Ecoiran, the US Treasury had earlier said on Monday that it would meet representatives of international financial institutions this week to discuss the economic pressure campaign against Iran.
Ecoiran
Wall Street Banks Expect Fed to Raise Rates by 25 Basis Points Wednesday
More than 10 major Wall Street banks, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by 25 basis points at its meeting on Wednesday, September 16. According to the CME FedWatch tool, markets are pricing an 87.3 percent probability of the hike. A similar tool on Investing.com showed a 91.8 percent probability of the rate reaching the 3.75 to 4 percent range as of 11:35am ET on Tuesday, September 15, up from 89.5 percent the previous day. A 0.3 percent rise in core consumer prices in August and oil climbing back above 100 dollars have also pushed banks such as Barclays, Citigroup and Bank of America toward expecting tighter policy. Kevin Warsh, a former Federal Reserve governor, had earlier warned at the Jackson Hole symposium that more action would be needed if underlying inflation did not return to target quickly.
Arzdigital
Bank of Russia Warns Crypto Growth Could Weaken the Ruble
In its new policy guidelines for 2027 to 2029, the Bank of Russia listed cryptocurrencies and stablecoins among the major threats to the country's financial markets and monetary sovereignty. The central bank warned that the spread of crypto assets could weaken the ruble, cause heavy financial losses for retail investors and fuel the shadow economy, and it called for tougher enforcement against unlicensed platforms. Under current rules, Russian retail investors face an annual trading cap of about 3,700 dollars through licensed brokers. The policy document reflects a dual approach: using crypto assets to settle international trade and bypass sanctions is permitted, but domestic use remains tightly restricted, since the bank says wider adoption would disrupt monetary tools and complicate inflation and interest rate management.
Arzdigital, citing Bank of Russia
Brent Crude Jumps Above $107 as Hormuz Traffic Drops
Brent crude jumped more than 3 percent, up 3.21 dollars, to 107.82 dollars a barrel on Monday, September 14, after an Iranian ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday and Saudi Arabia's East to West oil pipeline was damaged in a drone strike. Reuters reported that vessel transits through Hormuz fell to 14 a day over the weekend, below the 10 day average and far under the more than 100 daily transits recorded before the US and Israeli war on Iran began. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Bloomberg that oil flows through Hormuz averaged 10 million barrels a day over the past week, about two thirds of pre war levels. Sahmino's own price data showed Brent at 107.96 dollars as of 19:28 Tehran time on Tuesday, September 15, up 1.65 percent on the day.
Al Jazeera
Ghasem Iran Buys 69 Trucks and Vans From Bahman Diesel
Ghasem Iran Company (ticker Ghasem) signed a contract to buy 69 trucks and vans from Bahman Diesel worth 6,430.564 billion rials as part of renewing its distribution fleet. According to a codal filing, the board approved the purchase on June 7, 2026, with part of the contract settled in cash and the rest on credit. Under the material disclosure, published September 14, 2026, 2,904.424 billion rials was paid as a cash deposit, with the remainder issued to Bahman Diesel in 12 installments of 293.845 billion rials each. Of the 69 vehicles, 10 were delivered to the company in September 2026, with the remaining 59 due for delivery in October 2026. The deal equals 3.55 percent of the company's total assets and 2.54 percent of its sales revenue in the prior fiscal year.
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01:19ShortTehran's count of rising industry indices fell from 36 to 11 in one session and the main index lost 38,179 points; Iran Market Pulse, Tuesday, September 15, 2026
01:08ShortMobarakeh Steel closed at its highest since 18 January 2026 after 103 sessions without a trade, on the day Tehran's index closed red (Monday, 14 September 2026)
01:28ShortTehran's Main Index Set a Seventh Consecutive Record at 7,431,450 Points; Iran Market Pulse, Monday, September 14, 2026 notes its last red close was on 13 Shahrivar
01:16ShortSita's AGM voted out 96.58 percent of the profit for the year to 21 May 2026; the share has closed at its 3 percent daily cap in all four sessions since it reopened and ended 13 September in a 28 million share buy queue
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