UAE Dirham Records Largest Weekly Loss in Recent Data
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest weekly loss over the evaluated lookback period, declining 3.47 percent across five sessions ending November 9,...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its largest weekly loss over the evaluated lookback period, declining 3.47 percent across five sessions ending November 9, 2026. The move outpaces the previous five-day record of 2.69 percent, marking a notable acceleration in downward momentum for the currency pair in the Iran free market.
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Event Details
During the five-session lookback period ending November 9, 2026, the UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) dropped from an opening print of 730,700.0 on November 9, 2026, and a previous close of 724,620.0, down to a session low of 720,990.0 and closing at 721,850.0. The resulting five-day percentage change reached -3.47 percent, eclipsing the prior recorded weekly loss benchmark of -2.69 percent. The session itself posted a daily return of -0.38 percent with an intraday range of 1.35 percent, as the price moved between a high of 730,700.0 and a low of 720,990.0.
Conclusion
The magnitude of the 3.47 percent five-day decline establishes a new benchmark loss for the lookback window, surpassing the previous comparative threshold of 2.69 percent. This extension of losses highlights an intensification of downward pressure over the five evaluated sessions.
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