Field observations by a Tasnim News Agency correspondent in Enghelab and Jomhuri Streets and nearby shopping centers show that businesses and malls are operating normally, with no visible signs of the protests reported earlier on Monday.
Contrary to claims circulated by anonymous online channels, the vast majority of shops in the area have remained open and active.
The easing of tensions coincided with a swift and positive reaction in financial markets following the resignation of Mohammad Reza Farzin as head of the Central Bank of Iran and his replacement by former economy minister Nasser Hemmati.
Within hours of the leadership change, the U.S. dollar fell by around 10,000 tomans, while gold coin prices dropped by nearly 20 million tomans.
Market sources say the downward trend is continuing, with selling pressure increasing in both currency and gold markets.
