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Iranian Gold Coin Market Dynamics and Bubbles
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This data offers deep insights into the temporal variation of precious metal values in the Iranian market. It serves as a vital resource for studying market dynamics, asset valuation, and the detection of speculative bubbles. The fine granularity of the daily records enables robust financial modelling and economic research focused on emerging markets and commodity price stability.
Columns
The core structure includes essential time-based financial metrics:
- J-Date: The date recorded, following the Iranian calendar system.
- Weekday: The day of the week the record corresponds to.
- Open: The starting price for the trading period.
- High: The maximum price reached during the period.
- Low: The minimum price recorded during the period.
- Close: The final price for the trading period.
- Symbol: Identifies the specific gold coin (e.g., Imamieh coin).
- Bubble Level: Provides the calculated bubble level associated with the coin's price at that time (found in separate sheets).
Distribution
The data files are typically delivered in a structured format such as CSV. The dataset contains 8 columns and features over 4,260 valid daily records within the sample file provided. The full product consists of six distinct sets of time series data corresponding to the prices and bubble levels for the three individual assets.
Usage
The data is ideally suited for:
- Conducting in-depth time series analysis and modelling market volatility.
- Developing and back-testing quantitative trading strategies.
- Academic research into the formation, detection, and stability of asset market bubbles.
- Economic forecasting related to precious metals in the Middle Eastern financial context.
Coverage
The dataset focuses specifically on Iranian gold coin markets. The time range varies by asset: daily prices for the Imamieh coin are tracked from the Iranian year 1389, while prices for the half toman and quarter toman are documented from 1392. Bubble level data extends further back, starting from 1379 for the Imamieh coin and 1397 for the half toman. The records observed span from early 2010 through to early 2024 in the Gregorian calendar. The expected update frequency is annually.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Financial Market Professionals: Seeking to understand emerging market risk and asset valuation.
- Economists: Studying monetary policy effectiveness and inflation impacts on commodity values.
- Data Scientists: Requiring high-quality time series data for advanced machine learning models and predictive analytics.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Iranian Gold Coin Market Dynamics and Bubbles
- Daily Pricing Data for Iranian Imamieh and Toman Coins
- Precious Metal Asset Volatility in Iran (2010–2024)
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