UAE Dirham Reaches 90-Day Low in Volatility
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days during the November 8, 2026 session. Across the 20-session measurement window, the v...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days during the November 8, 2026 session. Across the 20-session measurement window, the volatility reading compressed to 0.870578 percent, marking a contraction from the prior record of 0.904861 percent.
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Event Details
During the session on November 8, 2026, the asset opened at 727,280.0 IRR and registered a high of 727,920.0 IRR alongside a low of 721,820.0 IRR. The session concluded with a close at 724,620.0 IRR, representing a daily return of -0.443773 percent. The intraday trading range spanned 0.841821 percent. The compression in price variance over the 20-session window drove the 90-day volatility metric down to 0.870578 percent, shifting below the preceding threshold of 0.904861 percent.
Conclusion
The decline in the 90-day volatility metric to 0.870578 percent illustrates a contraction in daily price fluctuations compared to the baseline established by the previous record of 0.904861 percent. This compression points to a narrower operating band over the designated 20-session window.
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