Canadian Dollar Climbs to a New All-Time High

The Canadian Dollar (CAD/IRR) reached a new all-time high on September 2, 2026, setting a record print of 1,600,400 IRR. The critical market event extends an ongoing sequence of consecutive gains and surpasses the previous record established during the preceding session.

Event Details

During the September 2 session, the Canadian Dollar opened at 1,562,400 IRR and advanced to a session high and record value of 1,600,400 IRR. The close printed at 1,596,400 IRR, following a session low of 1,542,800 IRR. The level exceeds the previous record high of 1,546,400 IRR registered on September 1, 2026, marking a continuation of upward momentum that extends the consecutive up-days streak to five sessions.

Technical Context

Technical metrics from the event session reflect extreme readings alongside the price milestone. The 14-day Relative Strength Index stands at 87.07, while the 14-day Average True Range registers at 26,740.66. The 20-day Simple Moving Average is positioned at 1,413,255 IRR, with the price trading above both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Additionally, the upper Bollinger Band sits at 1,568,104.75 IRR, below the peak print achieved during the session.

Conclusion

The latest session establishes a definitive peak for the Canadian Dollar against the Iranian Rial, extending a five-day advance that outpaces the previous record set a day prior. The print resets the upper boundary of the currency's recorded history within the provided dataset.

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