The Tehran Stock Exchange's overall index fell by 34,344 points to 2,709,000 points at the end of trading on Tuesday, March 18, the last trading day of the capital market in 1403.
According to Ashura News, quoted by Mehr News Agency, the Tehran Stock Exchange's total index fell by 34,344 points to 2,709,000 points on the last trading day of the capital market in 1403 (Esfand 18). The equal-weighted index fell by 9,000 points to 795,227 points.
The total market value fell to the bottom of the 8,600-hemat channel, but the value of today's Tehran Stock Exchange and OTC transactions was 63 hemats and retail transactions were 5.8 hemats. The Webmail symbol, with 402 billion tomans, was the record holder for the expenditure of real money from today's stock market transactions.
While 1.386 billion tomans of real money left the stock exchange today, 1.533 billion tomans of real money entered fixed-income funds, indicating investors' desire to enter low-risk markets in recent days; 253 billion tomans of real money also left stock funds; 190 billion tomans of real money also entered gold and coin funds today, and 8 billion tomans of saffron funds.
The strange increase in the price of gold in today's trading in the Tehran market also had a positive effect on the value of investment units in the funds, and the value of the units of these commodity funds increased between 6 and 8 percent (one-day return). In one of the funds, the ceiling of the fluctuation range (10 percent) occurred for the value of the investment units of the Goldis symbol. The one-week return of these funds was between 14 and 17.5 percent. This is while the Central Bank and the Exchange Center are currently not holding gold bullion auctions or coin pre-sales.
The over-the-counter index today turned negative by 240 points and fell to 24,311 points; the highest price increase in this market occurred for the Fazr symbol, reaching the ceiling of the fluctuation range (positive 3 percent), and the highest price decrease occurred for the Khavar symbol, reaching the bottom of the fluctuation range (negative 3 percent).
The Energy Exchange today saw 3 transactions in the oil, gas and energy carrier market worth 66 billion tomans, but the electricity market is still in a blackout.
On the Commodity Exchange, yesterday (March 17), the trading volume of gold funds was 821 million units worth 5.7 trillion tomans; 605,000 certificates equivalent to 61 kilograms of gold bullion, gold-based deposit certificates worth 583 billion tomans, were also traded; 985 coins worth 84 billion tomans were also bought and sold.
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