Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]Global trade tensions continued to shake the market in the past week, pushing the safe-haven and the commodity-related indexes out of the ±0.50% range.
The period's main gainer was the Loonie's measure, which posted its third consecutive weekly gain.
Meanwhile, the JPY Index posted the period's greatest loss for the second week in a row.
With similar forces driving the market, the past week's volatility did not differ much from the turbulence observed in the previous period.
Still, both the median and the maximum recorded levels edged down a notch, indicating slightly calmer trading conditions.
Correlations showed even lesser developments than in the previous period, with all of the selected combinations reporting below-0.10-point shifts between the weekly and the monthly medians.
Notably, thought, almost all greatest changes were observed in the instrument pairs with historically strong correlations. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 09 Apr 2018 11:26:58 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The period's main gainer was the Loonie's measure, which posted its third consecutive weekly gain.
Meanwhile, the JPY Index posted the period's greatest loss for the second week in a row.
With similar forces driving the market, the past week's volatility did not differ much from the turbulence observed in the previous period.
Still, both the median and the maximum recorded levels edged down a notch, indicating slightly calmer trading conditions.
Correlations showed even lesser developments than in the previous period, with all of the selected combinations reporting below-0.10-point shifts between the weekly and the monthly medians.
Notably, thought, almost all greatest changes were observed in the instrument pairs with historically strong correlations. [/ANNOUNCE]
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