Largest Weekly Loss Recorded for Free-market US Dollar (USD/IRR)
The Free-market US Dollar (USD/IRR) registered a 5-day contraction of 3.16 percent, marking its largest weekly loss within the observed period and eclipsing...
The Free-market US Dollar (USD/IRR) registered a 5-day contraction of 3.16 percent, marking its largest weekly loss within the observed period and eclipsing the previous benchmark decline of 2.57 percent.
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Event Details
During the 5-session lookback period ending November 9, 2026, the asset experienced a downward trajectory that culminated in a session close of 2,639,000.0 IRR. The latest daily session recorded an open at 2,658,000.0 IRR, a high of 2,659,000.0 IRR, and a low of 2,634,600.0 IRR, translating to a daily return of -0.38 percent and an intraday range of 0.92 percent. This weekly drop of 3.16 percent surpasses the earlier recorded threshold of -2.57 percent, establishing a new peak magnitude for losses across the examined timeframe.
Conclusion
The 3.16 percent weekly drop resets the downward extreme for the currency pair over the 5-day lookback window, outstripping the prior record loss by 0.59 percentage points and extending the sequence of consecutive down days to five sessions.
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