UAE Dirham Records Largest Daily Loss in 30 Days
UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its sharpest single-session decline in a month during the October 7, 2026 trading session. The currency dropped 2.29%, surpassi...
UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its sharpest single-session decline in a month during the October 7, 2026 trading session. The currency dropped 2.29%, surpassing the previous 30-day loss record and interrupting a recent sequence of high-range prints in the Iran free market.
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Event Details
The session opened at 732,050 IRR and reached a high of 732,140 IRR before sliding to an intraday low of 716,930 IRR. The asset ultimately settled at 717,420 IRR, establishing a daily loss of 2.29% that exceeds the prior 30-day peak loss mark of 1.93%. The session's intraday range measured 2.12%, reflecting an expansion in daily volatility compared to the preceding sessions.
Conclusion
The 2.29% decline marks a clear divergence from the multi-week upward trajectory observed through September and early October, resetting the 30-period extreme for single-day losses and establishing a distinct downward shift in the exchange rate's recent path.
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