Euro price today, 7 December 1402
The spot price of the day of the euro
According to Ekhtazonline, in today’s transactions in Tehran market, each euro note cost 55,278 tomans. Based on this, the price of each euro increased by 218 tomans compared to the previous day’s transactions. Yesterday, the price of Euro was 55560 in Tehran’s open market. Also, the national exchange today announced the price of each euro at 45,343 tomans for buying and 45,801 tomans for selling. The exchange center set the price of Euro for today at 45801.
| Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First week of Azar | – | – | – | – | 54732 | 54813 | – |
| Second week of Azar | 55167 | 55060 | 55278 |
Euro price today in the open market
Today, the price of the euro increased slightly. In this way, each sheet of euro banknote cost 55 thousand 278 tomans in Tehran market today. Based on this, the price of the euro today in Tehran’s open market increased by 218 tomans compared to the price of the euro the previous day. Yesterday, the euro was priced at 55560 in Tehran’s open market with a slight upward fluctuation.
Euro price today in the national exchange
Also, the price of each euro banknote in the exchange center has decreased to 45 thousand 801 tomans and the remittance rate of euro has reached 41 thousand 637 tomans. The price of the euro was 45 thousand 706 tomans and the remittance rate of the euro was 41 thousand 551 tomans.
In the national exchange, the price of euro today was 45 thousand 343 for buying and 45 thousand 801 tomans for selling, which has decreased compared to yesterday’s price. Yesterday, the price of euro in the national exchange was set at 45,249 tomans for buying and 45,706 tomans for selling.
The importance of the euro price in Iran
Euro is the official currency of most EU member states. This currency is used by 19 of its 27 members. Germany, France, Austria, Finland, Ireland, Italy and Luxembourg are some of the countries that use the euro currency. Of course, there are 9 other countries that, although they are not members of the European Union, use the euro for their exchanges. Considering that the euro is the most used currency in the world after the dollar, its fluctuations are very important for market participants, and many monitor the price of the euro daily. In Iran, the price of euro affects certain markets as well as some commercial activities. For this reason, checking the daily price of the euro in Iran is of great importance.