Australian Dollar Climbs to New All-Time High

The Australian Dollar (AUD/IRR) reached a new all-time high of 1,779,900 against the Iranian Rial during the September 29, 2026 session, surpassing the previous peak set just a day earlier.

Event Details

During the session, the currency opened at 1,751,100, surged to a high of 1,779,900, and settled at a close of 1,772,600. The session recorded a daily return of 2.93% and an intraday range of 4.07% between the session low of 1,707,800 and the record high. This move eclipsed the prior record high of 1,723,000 established on September 28, 2026.

Technical Context

The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 76.81, reflecting overbought conditions accompanying the new price peak. Bollinger Bands place the upper boundary at 1,732,479.59, which the session's trading range exceeded significantly. Furthermore, the Average Directional Index (ADX) at 45.49 confirms the prevailing directional momentum.

Historical Context

The record high continues a rapid upward trajectory visible across preceding sessions. On August 25, 2026, the asset traded with a close of 1,434,900 and a high of 1,467,700. By mid-September, daily closes began consolidating above the 1,600,000 threshold before accelerating sharply in the final days of the month, moving from a close of 1,654,300 on September 27 to back-to-back records on September 28 and September 29.

Conclusion

The latest session extends the sequence of higher peaks recorded through late September, establishing a clear separation from the previous all-time high of 1,723,000 and pushing the pricing structure into unprecedented territory relative to historical ranges in the supplied data.

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