Silver 925 (IRR) Falls to a 30-Day Largest Daily Loss
Silver 925 (IRR) posted its largest single-day percentage decline over a 30-day lookback period during the session on July 25, 2026, dropping 3.69 percent. T...
Silver 925 (IRR) posted its largest single-day percentage decline over a 30-day lookback period during the session on July 25, 2026, dropping 3.69 percent. The contraction breaks the recent price path and registers as the most significant daily drawdown across the examined timeframe.
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Event Details
Trading on July 25, 2026, opened at 3,467,900.0 IRR, reached a session high of 3,526,200.0 IRR, and retreated to an intraday low of 3,438,910.0 IRR, where the asset also closed. The resulting daily return of -3.69 percent surpassed the previous 30-day record loss of -3.58 percent. The intraday range for the session spanned 2.54 percent between the daily extremes.
Conclusion
The 3.69 percent drop establishes a new benchmark for downside volatility within the 30-day window, exceeding prior downward thresholds recorded during the lookback period and marking a notable shift from preceding sessions.
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