Chinese Yuan Records Its Weakest Session in a Month
The Chinese Yuan (CNY/IRR) experienced its steepest single-session decline in thirty days on September 13, 2026, dropping 2.22 percent. The contraction marks...
The Chinese Yuan (CNY/IRR) experienced its steepest single-session decline in thirty days on September 13, 2026, dropping 2.22 percent. The contraction marks a notable acceleration in downward daily percentage changes compared to the prior thirty-day window.
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Event Details
During the September 13 session, the currency opened at 352,000.0 IRR, matching its session high of 352,000.0 IRR. The asset subsequently descended to a low of 344,200.0 IRR before settling at a close of 344,300.0 IRR.
The resulting daily loss of 2.22 percent surpasses the previous 30-day maximum daily loss record of 1.5 percent by 0.72 percentage points. The session's intraday range reached 2.27 percent, defined by the span between the 352,000.0 IRR high and the 344,200.0 IRR low.
Conclusion
The September 13 print stands out by a clear margin against the daily loss distribution observed across the preceding month. By extending the consecutive down days count to 2, the session establishes a new threshold for single-day contraction within the current 30-day lookback window.
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