UAE Dirham Reaches a New All-Time High
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) climbed to a critical milestone in the Iran free market, scaling a record peak of 602,600 IRR per unit during the September 2, 2026...
The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) climbed to a critical milestone in the Iran free market, scaling a record peak of 602,600 IRR per unit during the September 2, 2026 session. This print eclipses the previous record high of 583,540 IRR set in the prior session, extending a sequence of consecutive daily gains.
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Event Details
During the session, the UAE Dirham opened at 591,630 IRR, pushing past the previous record high within the opening hours. Prices advanced to a high of 602,600 IRR before encountering a session low of 584,030 IRR and finally settling at a close of 600,890 IRR. The single-day advance registered a 3.08 percent return, accompanied by an intraday range of 3.09 percent.
Technical Context
The session's progression is highlighted by extreme readings across multiple momentum indicators. The 14-period Relative Strength Index (RSI) printed at 84.58, while the 14-period Average True Range (ATR) expanded to 10,290.25. Additionally, the upper Bollinger Band registered at 590,011.64, with the closing price printing above this boundary.
Conclusion
The session breaks through prior pricing extremes by a wide margin, pushing past the previous threshold of 583,540 IRR set just one day prior. The close above 600,000 IRR marks a notable expansion from levels observed through August.
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