Euro Climbs to a New All-Time High

The Euro (EUR/IRR) reached a new all-time high of 2,567,300 on September 2, 2026, surpassing the previous record peak of 2,487,900 set during the prior session. The instrument posted a daily return of 3.13%, completing four consecutive up days.

Event Details

Trading for the session opened at 2,517,500, marking a notable gap above the previous day's close of 2,483,500. Prices advanced to a session high and record level of 2,567,300 before encountering a low of 2,486,300. The session closed at 2,561,300, reflecting strong upward momentum and extending the prior record by 79,400 Iranian Rials.

Technical Context

The 14-period Relative Strength Index stands at 86.19, reflecting deeply elevated momentum during the record-setting session. Price action pushed well above the upper Bollinger Band of 2,524,912, while the 14-day Average True Range expanded to 41,987.57, underscoring heightened volatility accompanying the peak.

Conclusion

The session's progression beyond the 2,487,900 threshold establishes a new benchmark for the asset. By sustaining a four-session advance and closing near the intraday high at 2,561,300, the market print extends the prevailing upward sequence into unprecedented territory.

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