Canadian Dollar Sets a 90-Day Low Volatility Record
The Canadian Dollar recorded its lowest volatility level over a 90-day lookback period during the August 9, 2026 session, printing a metric of 1.12 percent a...
The Canadian Dollar recorded its lowest volatility level over a 90-day lookback period during the August 9, 2026 session, printing a metric of 1.12 percent across a 20-session window compared to its previous record of 1.2 percent.
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Event Details
The session closed at 1,331,100.0 Iranian Rial, moving within an intraday range defined by an open of 1,332,600.0, a high of 1,340,100.0, and a low of 1,324,900.0. The resulting intraday range percentage stood at 1.14 percent, accompanying a daily return of -0.22 percent. The contraction in the volatility metric to 1.12 percent marks a tightening of daily price fluctuations relative to the preceding 90-day baseline benchmark of 1.2 percent.
Conclusion
The drop in the 90-day volatility metric highlights a noticeable narrowing of price swings for the Canadian Dollar within the established 20-session evaluation window. This shift points to a temporary moderation in daily range extremes compared to the preceding parameters observed over the broader lookback timeframe.
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