Tehran Stock Exchange led a bear market in the first day of the trading week on Saturday influenced by decline in international bourses and crude oil prices.
TSE trade featured a massive sell-off in commodity and metal stocks in the early hours of the day and an increase in the buying of bank and auto stocks later in the day.
The main gauge of Tehran Stock Exchange shed over 2,000 points of its earlier gains on Saturday to close trading day at 222,238 points.
Sell-off in early trading pushed down the main index of TSE TEDPIX up to 3,000 points in spite of the fact that symbol tickers of refinery stocks were frozen.
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