UAE Dirham Reaches a New All-Time High

The UAE Dirham (AED/IRR) climbed to a critical new peak, registering a record trading value in the Iranian free market. The session surpassed all previous valuation milestones recorded in the historical series, extending a prolonged upward sequence.

Event Details

During the October 3, 2026 session, the UAE Dirham reached a record high of 735,040 IRR, eclipsing the previous milestone of 708,070 IRR set on October 1, 2026. The session opened at 726,330 IRR, dropped to a low of 725,670 IRR, and closed at 733,370 IRR. This marked a daily return of 3.58 percent with an intraday range of 1.28 percent.

Technical Context

The session's high breached the upper Bollinger Band value of 711,928.90 IRR and matched the Donchian upper boundary at 735,040 IRR. The 14-day Relative Strength Index stood at 87.10, while the Average Directional Index registered at 58.97.

Historical Context

The record follows a consecutive sequence of six positive daily closes. Comparing the trajectory across recent sessions, the asset traded near 551,940 IRR on August 29, 2026, advancing past the 700,000 IRR threshold by October 1 before setting the current peak.

Conclusion

The new high establishes an elevated valuation extreme for the UAE Dirham within the observed timeframe. The session print breaks past the prior record set two days prior, maintaining the prevailing trajectory across the recorded trading sessions.

Live rates

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