UAE Dirham Reaches a New All-Time High

The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) reached a new all-time high on September 10, 2026, touching a record value of 646,550 against the Iranian Rial. The milestone surpasses the previous record watermark of 638,110 set during the prior session, extending a period of rapid appreciation in the currency pair.

Event Details

During the September 10 session, the currency opened at 642,110.0 and advanced to a session peak of 646,550.0 before settling at a close of 646,530.0. The intraday range spanned from a low of 640,480.0 to the new peak. The single-day return registered at 1.41 percent with an intraday range of 0.94 percent, continuing an upward sequence that marks four consecutive up days.

Historical Context

Tracing the path through the preceding month reveals a steep upward trajectory. On August 5, 2026, the currency traded near an open of 512,880.0 and a close of 509,910.0. By early September, the pace accelerated from a close of 600,890.0 on September 2 to successive prints above 620,000 and 630,000, culminating in the current all-time high of 646,550.0.

Conclusion

The latest session establishes a fresh peak for the UAE Dirham (AED/IRR), breaking past the previous record of 638,110 set just one day prior. The move caps a four-session consecutive advance and pushes the closing level to 646,530, marking a distinct escalation from the 500,000-to-510,000 range observed in early August.

Live rates

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