Saudi Riyal Climbs to a New All-Time High

The Saudi Riyal (SAR/IRR) reached a new all-time high on November 3, 2026, setting a record value of 730,780 Iranian Rial. The session broke the previous peak established during the October 31 trading session, highlighting a notable shift in the upper range of the asset's recorded path.

Event Details

During the session, the currency opened at 724,910.0 Iranian Rial before climbing to an intraday high of 730,780.0 Iranian Rial. The close settled closely below the peak at 730,760.0 Iranian Rial, while the session low dropped to 724,560.0 Iranian Rial. The record value surpassed the prior all-time high of 730,260.0 Iranian Rial set on October 31, 2026, marking a new milestone within the available dataset.

Historical Context

Prior to reaching this milestone, the highest prints recorded in late October included 729,730.0 Iranian Rial on October 27 and 730,260.0 Iranian Rial on October 31. The November 3 print successfully exceeds these recent upper boundaries, continuing a series of elevated prints that began with lows near 675,020.0 Iranian Rial in late September.

Conclusion

The new all-time high establishes a distinct upper threshold for the Saudi Riyal, resetting the peak valuation recorded across the observed trading sessions.

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