UAE Dirham Reaches Lowest Volatility in 90 Days
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded a 90-day low in volatility on November 7, 2026, touching a reading of 0.901479 percent across a 20-session window. This con...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded a 90-day low in volatility on November 7, 2026, touching a reading of 0.901479 percent across a 20-session window. This contraction marks a noticeable decline from the previous record of 0.957773 percent, highlighting a tighter trading band for the currency pair in the Iran free market.
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Event Details
During the November 7 session, the asset opened at 730,900.0 IRR, reached a high of 732,270.0 IRR, and dipped to a low of 730,800.0 IRR before closing at 731,990.0 IRR. The resulting intraday range narrowed to 0.200822 percent, accompanied by a daily return of 0.234157 percent. The compression of price extremes over the 20-session evaluation period drove the volatility metric below the 0.957773 percent threshold previously established, defining the new 90-day trough.
Conclusion
The drop in the 90-day volatility metric below 0.91 percent isolates November 7 as a period of distinct price consolidation relative to the preceding three months of trading data. This reduction in the 20-window fluctuation boundary recalibrates the recent range metrics for the UAE Dirham in the domestic market.
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