UAE Dirham Records Lowest Volatility in 90 Days
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) has recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days, touching a 20-session window metric of 1.33 percent. This narrows the previous...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) has recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days, touching a 20-session window metric of 1.33 percent. This narrows the previous record of 1.34 percent established across the lookback period, marking a noticeable compression in recent price fluctuation extremes.
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Event Details
During the August 11, 2026 session, the currency printed an opening rate of 504,430.0 Iranian Rials, a session high of 512,170.0 Rials, and a low matching the open at 504,430.0 Rials, before settling at 511,610.0 Rials. The resulting volatility calculation of 1.33 percent over the 20-session window slips below the prior 1.34 percent baseline, encapsulating a period of tighter trading ranges relative to the broader 90-day tracking scope.
Conclusion
The drop to a 90-day volatility low of 1.33 percent isolates a period where day-to-day amplitude has contracted relative to the preceding framework. By edging under the previous 1.34 percent reading, the latest session highlights a temporary compression in the asset's active range within the monitored 20-session window.
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