Canadian Dollar Falls to Record Largest Weekly Loss
The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) recorded its largest weekly loss across the tracked 5-day lookback period, sliding 4.4 percent. The move surpasses the previous...
The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) recorded its largest weekly loss across the tracked 5-day lookback period, sliding 4.4 percent. The move surpasses the previous record weekly decline of 3.61 percent, highlighting a notable acceleration in downward momentum for the currency pair in the Iran free market.
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Event Details
During the five-session window concluding on November 9, 2026, the Canadian Dollar sustained a cumulative drop that printed a new benchmark for weekly losses in the dataset. The session closed at 1,868,100 IRR, with an intraday low touching 1,864,900 IRR against an open of 1,884,800 IRR. The magnitude of the -4.4 percent weekly contraction eclipses the prior high-water mark of -3.61 percent, marking a distinct escalation in recent downward velocity.
Conclusion
The latest 4.4 percent weekly decline resets the threshold for downside movement over the 5-day lookback window, outstripping the previous benchmark of 3.61 percent. This sharp contraction defines the current trajectory of the currency pair as it settles near the lower bounds of its recent trading range.
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