Turkish Lira Reaches New Peak Above 46,000 Against Iranian Rial

The Turkish Lira (TRY/IRR) climbed to a new all-time high of 46,600 against the Iranian Rial on September 2, 2026, surpassing the previous record peak of 45,200 set during the prior session.

Event Details

During the September 2 session, the asset opened at 45,800 and touched an intraday low of 45,200 before accelerating to the record high of 46,600. The session concluded at a close of 46,500, marking a daily return of 3.1 percent and an intraday range of 3.01 percent. This move extends a sequence of consecutive positive sessions to four days, building on closes of 43,900 on August 31 and 45,100 on September 1.

Technical Context

The 14-day Relative Strength Index stands at 83.31, while the upper Bollinger Band is positioned at 45,410.96, with the session's closing price exceeding the upper band threshold. Additionally, the 14-day Average True Range registers at 873.96.

Historical Context

The recent trajectory demonstrates a sharp acceleration compared to mid-August levels, where the currency traded in a range between 38,500 and 40,300. The rapid progression from an open of 40,600 on July 29 to the current high reflects an ongoing upward sequence across consecutive sessions.

Conclusion

The latest print breaks past the previous peak of 45,200 established a day earlier, establishing a new high-water mark for the pairing at 46,600 while maintaining a four-day sequence of positive closes.

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