World Metal and Energy Prices

Updated 3 November 2026 (12 Aban 1405). Prices refresh every week. US dollar figures use the Tehran free-market rate of 275,000 tomans to the dollar. One toman is ten rials; here’s why Iranians use both.

International prices for energy and industrial metals, which shape Iran’s export earnings and the price of imported materials.

Biggest movers

Changes on the latest trading day. Weekly comparisons start from the next update.

Rising Change Falling Change
Diesel ▲ 4.1% Copper ▼ 2.8%
Petrol ▲ 2.8% Zinc ▼ 2.0%
light crude (WTI) ▲ 2.4% Aluminium ▼ 1.6%
Brent crude ▲ 2.0% Nickel ▼ 1.2%
Tin ▲ 1.6% Steel ▼ 0.9%

World metal prices

Commodity Price (US$) Day low Day high Weekly change
Aluminium 3,046 3,039 3,095 –
Copper 13,971 13,932 14,374 –
Lead 1,890 1,887 1,905 –
Nickel 15,351 15,341 15,540 –
Tin 49,659 48,873 49,659 –
Zinc 3,816 3,793 3,894 –
Steel 2,991 2,991 3,017 –
iron ore 91 91 91 –
Platinum 1,027 1,027 1,027 –

World energy prices

Commodity Price (US$) Day low Day high Weekly change
Brent crude 106 104 107 –
light crude (WTI) 98.57 95.73 98.6 –
Petrol 2.98 2.89 2.98 –
Diesel 1,448 1,390 1,449 –
natural gas 2.9 2.86 2.91 –

About these prices

Prices are international benchmark prices in US dollars, taken at the time of the weekly update, with the day’s trading range.

Prices are compiled from Tehran market listings published by Iranjib, with the dollar rate from Alanchand. They are indicative: dealers and sellers may quote different figures, and prices in Iran can move sharply within a week.

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