Canadian Dollar Falls to its Largest Daily Loss in 30 Days
The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) recorded a daily decline of 2.25% on September 13, 2026, marking its sharpest single-session drop across the trailing 30-day wi...
The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) recorded a daily decline of 2.25% on September 13, 2026, marking its sharpest single-session drop across the trailing 30-day window. The currency finished the session at 1,652,400 IRR after opening at 1,689,900 IRR.
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Event Details
During the September 13, 2026 session, the exchange rate moved from an intraday high of 1,689,900 IRR down to a low of 1,652,200 IRR before settling at 1,652,400 IRR. The recorded daily loss of 2.25% exceeds the previous 30-day maximum daily loss record of 1.81%. The session's intraday trading range spanned 2.28%, bounded by the opening high and the session low.
Conclusion
The September 13 decline breaks the recent sequence of sessions by establishing a new 30-day high for single-day downward movement, surpassing the prior threshold set within the lookback period and bringing the close down from the previous session's level of 1,690,500 IRR.
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