UAE Dirham Records Largest Daily Loss in 30 Days
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest single-session percentage loss in thirty days on August 5, 2026, dropping 3.14 percent to close at 506,820 Iran...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest single-session percentage loss in thirty days on August 5, 2026, dropping 3.14 percent to close at 506,820 Iranian Rials. The decline surpasses the previous thirty-day maximum daily loss marker of 3.08 percent, establishing a new downward extreme for the current lookback period.
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Event Details
Trading for the UAE Dirham opened the session at 512,780 IRR and touched a high of 513,440 IRR before descending to an intraday low of 506,800 IRR. The asset settled near its session low at 506,820 IRR, generating a total daily contraction of 3.14 percent alongside an intraday range of 1.31 percent.
Conclusion
The 3.14 percent decline resets the multi-week downward parameter for the instrument, eclipsing the prior threshold of 3.08 percent within the thirty-day window. This move establishes a distinct shift from the tighter daily fluctuations observed across the preceding sessions in late July and early August.
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