Canadian Dollar Sets 90-Day Low Volatility Record
The Canadian Dollar against the Iranian Rial registered a significant compression in price variation, posting its lowest volatility level across a 90-day loo...
The Canadian Dollar against the Iranian Rial registered a significant compression in price variation, posting its lowest volatility level across a 90-day lookback period during the August 16, 2026 session. This tightening price range marks a distinct contraction in daily fluctuations compared to previous periods.
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Event Details
During the session on August 2026-08-16, the asset recorded a volatility metric of 0.988778 percent across a 20-session window. This print establishes a new 90-day low, shifting downward from the previous record of 1.07 percent. The session itself featured an opening price of 1,345,700.0 IRR, a session high matching the open at 1,345,700.0 IRR, a low of 1,335,300.0 IRR, and a final close of 1,344,300.0 IRR. The resulting intraday range spanned 0.773637 percent alongside a daily return of -0.13372 percent.
Conclusion
The drop in the 90-day volatility metric below the 1.07 percent threshold highlights a marked narrowing of the trading range for the Canadian Dollar in the Iran free market. This contraction resets the recent fluctuation baseline, distinguishing the session from the broader historical patterns observed over the preceding three months.
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