Australian Dollar Falls to a 30-Day Largest Daily Loss
The Australian Dollar (AUD/IRR) recorded its largest daily loss in 30 days during the November 7, 2026 session, dropping 2.17 percent. This decline eclipses...
The Australian Dollar (AUD/IRR) recorded its largest daily loss in 30 days during the November 7, 2026 session, dropping 2.17 percent. This decline eclipses the previous 30-day peak daily percentage loss of 2.15 percent, marking a notable downward extension in the currency's recent trading range.
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Event Details
During the session on November 7, 2026, the asset opened at 1,836,500.0 IRR and reached a high of 1,842,300.0 IRR before falling to an intraday low of 1,828,900.0 IRR. The session concluded with a close at 1,829,000.0 IRR, resulting in a daily return of -2.17 percent. This negative return surpasses the previous 30-day maximum daily loss benchmark of -2.15 percent.
Conclusion
The 2.17 percent drop on November 7, 2026, establishes a new 30-day benchmark for single-session percentage declines in the Australian Dollar against the Iranian Rial. By crossing the previous threshold of -2.15 percent, the session highlights an acceleration of downward momentum within the observed timeframe.
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