Iran Stock Market Including Tehran Exchange Closed Until June 22; Market Index Falls 10% After Two-Hour Reopening and 17 Trillion Rials Withdrawal

According to reports, the outflow of people's capital from the Tehran Stock Exchange in a recent week, following the reopening of the exchange after the war, set a historic record. Mehtab Gholizadeh, an economic journalist, explains the reasons for setting a historical record of the withdrawal of money of natural persons from the Tehran Stock Exchange.

TEHRAN'S BOURSE INDICES, WHICH HAVE BEEN DECLINING THIS WEEK AND ACCOMPANIED BY CAPITAL OUTFLOWS, RECORDED ONE OF THE HIGHEST RECORDS IN THE HISTORY OF THE IRANIAN EXCHANGE ON WEDNESDAY. In Wednesday's trading, 13,82 billion yuan of real money was taken off the market, an unprecedented record since September 99. In the wake of the 12-day war between

The TEHRAN index has fallen more than 304,000 units in a total of five opening days, with a drop of more than 10 percent. The withdrawal of capital from the stock exchange is considered a historical record in its own right, and the media inside reported the “redlining” of the NYSE. On Wednesday, April 11, according to NYSE data.