Canadian Dollar Sets 90-Day Low Volatility Record
The Canadian Dollar recorded its lowest volatility level over a 90-day lookback period during the August 8, 2026 session. The contraction in price variance r...
The Canadian Dollar recorded its lowest volatility level over a 90-day lookback period during the August 8, 2026 session. The contraction in price variance registers a notable narrowing of trading ranges compared to previous sessions in the free market.
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Event Details
During the session on August 8, 2026, volatility dropped to 1.12 percent across the 20-session window, easing below the prior comparative record of 1.2 percent. The asset registered an open of 1,349,300.0 IRR, reaching a session high of 1,349,400.0 IRR and a low of 1,331,200.0 IRR, before closing at 1,334,100.0 IRR. This represents an intraday range of 1.36 percent with a daily return of 0.0 percent.
Conclusion
The drop in volatility to 1.12 percent marks a contraction in the trading range for the Canadian Dollar against the Iranian Rial compared to the preceding 90-day baseline. This compression of price fluctuation interrupts broader historical extremes within the tracked window.
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