Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]The past period was relatively lively as most of the observed indexes managed to break out of the usual narrow range of ±0.05%.
The most notable moves were made by the Yen's and the Pound's measures, which spent the period on the opposite sides of the baseline.
On average, the past period was slightly less turbulent than the previous one, but still held among the most volatile of the observed weeks.
Most currencies posted median volatility levels of 0.034-0.036%, while the Euro was the calmest with the reading of 0.032%, and the Kiwi's score of 0.043% was the highest since the Yen's result in mid-May.
The past week saw fairly notable shifts in the correlation medians, with the greatest gaps between the weekly and the monthly values created by the period's most volatile currencies – the Kiwi and the Pound. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 18 Sep 2017 13:55:31 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The most notable moves were made by the Yen's and the Pound's measures, which spent the period on the opposite sides of the baseline.
On average, the past period was slightly less turbulent than the previous one, but still held among the most volatile of the observed weeks.
Most currencies posted median volatility levels of 0.034-0.036%, while the Euro was the calmest with the reading of 0.032%, and the Kiwi's score of 0.043% was the highest since the Yen's result in mid-May.
The past week saw fairly notable shifts in the correlation medians, with the greatest gaps between the weekly and the monthly values created by the period's most volatile currencies – the Kiwi and the Pound. [/ANNOUNCE]
To view this report in a full screen you may use this link