The price of currency depends on several factors, some of which are mentioned below:
1. Supply and demand: The balance between supply and demand for a currency can determine the price. If the demand for a currency is higher than its supply, the price of the currency will increase and vice versa.
2. Economic factors: Economic factors such as the country's economic situation, inflation rate, monetary and financial policies, interest rate, and the country's commercial situation can affect the currency price.
3. Decisions of the government and the central bank: The decisions of the government and the central bank can change the price of currency by changing interest rates, commercial policies, sanctions and monetary and foreign exchange policies.
4. Global and political factors: political changes in countries, international events, fluctuations in global financial markets and political-economic developments in other countries can also affect the price of currencies.
5. Technical and market analyses: Technical and market analyzes based on patterns and indicators, past price changes, and market trend analysis can help determine the future price of currencies. Finally, currency prices are the result of the interaction of several complex factors, and it is difficult to accurately predict prices due to constant changes in these factors.