Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]Most of the market's developments continued to be restricted by the ±0.50% lines, with this period's exceptions being the Yen's, the Euro's, and the Aussie's indexes.
For the first time this year the greatest weekly gain was posted by the Euro's measure.
The market's turbulence pulled back from the previous period's elevated levels.
The observed volatility medians ranged from 0.030% for the Greenback to 0.035% for the Australian Dollar, and while the individual currency peaks were numerous, none of them reached even the 0.080% line.
None of the selected correlations showed the same extreme deviations from the long-term readings as in the two previous periods.
Notably, two of the combinations that indicated extremely strong bonds between the pairs in the previous periods returned their weekly correlation distributions to the normal historical levels. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Tue, 12 Jun 2018 13:06:03 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
For the first time this year the greatest weekly gain was posted by the Euro's measure.
The market's turbulence pulled back from the previous period's elevated levels.
The observed volatility medians ranged from 0.030% for the Greenback to 0.035% for the Australian Dollar, and while the individual currency peaks were numerous, none of them reached even the 0.080% line.
None of the selected correlations showed the same extreme deviations from the long-term readings as in the two previous periods.
Notably, two of the combinations that indicated extremely strong bonds between the pairs in the previous periods returned their weekly correlation distributions to the normal historical levels. [/ANNOUNCE]
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