Canadian Dollar Sets a New All-Time High

The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) climbed to a critical new all-time high on August 22, 2026, reaching a record value of 1,401,600 Iranian Rials. The session broke the previous peak of 1,400,700 Iranian Rials, extending a sequence of consecutive gains within the Iran free market.

Event Details

During the session on August 22, 2026, the asset opened at 1,383,900.0 Iranian Rials and reached a high of 1,401,600.0 Iranian Rials, which established the new record benchmark. The session low was recorded at 1,379,500.0 Iranian Rials, with a close settling at 1,399,900.0 Iranian Rials. The daily return measured 1.75%, accompanied by an intraday range of 1.58%.

Historical Context

The record-setting session extends a sequence of four consecutive up days in the available historical data, following earlier July levels where closes traded below 1,340,000.0 Iranian Rials. The new high surpasses the previous peak of 1,400,700.0 Iranian Rials, marking a continuation of the upward trajectory observed across August sessions.

Conclusion

The print pushes the valuation threshold to a new nominal peak for the instrument. By closing at 1,399,900.0 Iranian Rials after tagging the 1,401,600.0 high, the session successfully establishes a milestone above all prior recorded levels in the provided dataset.

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