Euro Falls to a 90-Day Low in Volatility
The Euro (EUR/IRR) recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days during the August 16, 2026 session, registering a 20-session window volatility measure of...
The Euro (EUR/IRR) recorded its lowest volatility level in 90 days during the August 16, 2026 session, registering a 20-session window volatility measure of 1.04 percent. This contraction marks a noticeable decline from the previous record of 1.13 percent observed over the lookback horizon.
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Event Details
During the session on August 16, 2026, the Euro opened at 2,159,900 Iranian Rials, traded at a high of 2,159,900 Rials, and touched a low of 2,150,200 Rials before closing at 2,153,600 Rials. The resulting intraday range narrowed to 0.45 percent, accompanied by a daily return of -0.32 percent. The drop to 1.04 percent breaks below the prior comparative threshold of 1.13 percent, establishing a tighter fluctuation band across the 20-session evaluation window.
Conclusion
The contraction in volatility to 1.04 percent demonstrates a compression of trading ranges compared to recent recorded extremes in the 90-day lookback window. This reduction in daily price variance highlights a more confined trading environment for the pair during the session.
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