Turkish Lira Suffers Steepest 30-Day Decline in Iran Free Market
The Turkish Lira experienced its steepest single-session decline in thirty days within the Iran free market on July 25, 2026. The exchange rate dropped sharp...
The Turkish Lira experienced its steepest single-session decline in thirty days within the Iran free market on July 25, 2026. The exchange rate dropped sharply, posting a daily loss that exceeded any recorded contraction over the preceding month.
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Event Details
During the July 25 session, Turkish Lira (TRY/IRR) opened at 41,500 IRR and reached a high matching that opening price before sliding to an intraday low of 39,000 IRR. The session closed at 39,100 IRR, resulting in a daily return of -5.78 percent and an intraday range of 6.39 percent. This downward movement surpassed the previous 30-day maximum daily loss benchmark of -4.01 percent by a notable margin.
Conclusion
The magnitude of the July 25 pullback breaks the recent tight range observed during preceding flat sessions, establishing a new downward extreme for the 30-day lookback window.
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