The past period was marked by relatively solid levels of activity, with almost all of the observed indexes breaking out of the ±0.50% range, and several of the measures showing either persistent directed moves or notable sharp changes.
The week's gainers were the safe-havens and the Euro, with the Swiss Franc's index taking the leading position with a 0.95% weekly growth, the Yen's measure coming in second with a +0.61% change, and the single currency's gauge adding 0.45% compared to the base value.
The ups and downs observed during the week translated into rises in the market's turbulence measures, with most of the observed volatility medians standing at 0.030-0.031%, and the Yen, the Kiwi, and the Aussie reporting elevated readings of 0.037%, 0.037%, and 0.035%, respectively.
Maximum volatility values also stood on solid levels, with the two highest peaks reaching above the 0.100% line.
Unlike the currency indexes and volatility measures, correlations between the observed pairs offered few interesting developments.
The greatest deviations from the medium-term readings were observed in the combination with the Euro and the safe-havens.
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