USD, EUR and gold to toman: rate archive since 2008
The price of every currency on every day — from the dollar at 940 toman in 2008 to today.
What was the dollar rate in past years?
Every currency has one page per year: daily prices, the year’s average, minimum and maximum, and a comparison with the previous year. If you are looking for “the dollar rate in 2016” or “the euro rate in 2018”, pick the currency and choose the year from the list; a CSV export of each year is ready for your own analysis.
Exchange houses typically use this archive to revalue old records, rebuild the profit of past years’ trades and answer the auditor; inside the Nexto exchange software these same historical rates sit behind the customer profit report and customer statistics.
Where does this data come from?
This archive is the same rate database the Nexto exchange software runs on: Toman rates recorded daily since 2008 and the other currencies since 2016. Each currency's rate in Toman is calculated by cross-rating against the dollar rate of that same day.
The source, the exact meaning of each number, the time zone, the cross-rate formula and the policy for days with no data are set out on a separate page. Methodology and citation
Inside Nexto itself, live rates with a price-spike guard and a configurable spread run on this same infrastructure. See the services
Frequently asked questions
Are the rates in toman or rial?
All archive rates are recorded in toman and reflect the market trading rate; the source and exact meaning of each figure are on the methodology page.
Can I download the data?
Yes; on each currency and year page the same table is available as CSV.
How often are the rates updated?
The archive is updated daily and is the same rate database Nexto exchange software uses for revaluation and live rates.