UAE Dirham Records Largest Daily Loss in 30 Days
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest single-session decline of the past month during the latest trading session, dropping 2.1 percent. The move mark...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest single-session decline of the past month during the latest trading session, dropping 2.1 percent. The move marks a notable downward shift following weeks of higher valuations in the Iran free market.
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Event Details
During the session on October 13, 2026, the UAE Dirham opened at 709,560 IRR, reached a high of 709,640 IRR, and dropped to an intraday low of 700,040 IRR before closing at 700,560 IRR. The resulting daily loss of 2.1 percent surpassed the previous 30-day peak loss marker of 2.09 percent. The intraday trading range spanned 1.37 percent between session extremes.
Conclusion
The single-session contraction represents a sharp downward correction within the broader historical scope of the provided data, setting a new 30-day benchmark for daily losses as the exchange rate retreated from previous session levels near 715,570 IRR.
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