The past period saw both sharp fluctuations and persistent directional movements, with six out of eight observed currency indexes crossing the ±0.50% lines.
Notably, most if the action took place in the depreciation area.
The worst results were reported by the Euro's, the Kiwi's, and the Pound's indexes, while the best performer for the second consecutive week was the CAD Index.
Despite some major moves seen in the currency indexes, the overall turbulence of the observed instruments in the past period remained subdued.
The highest volatility medians reached only 0.026% and were reported by the Yen, the Aussie, and the Kiwi.
The lowest value stood at 0.021% and was posted by the Euro.
Changes in the bonds between the observed currency pairs turned more moderate after two weeks of relatively major developments, with only six of the ten selected combinations reporting greater-than-0.50-points shifts between the weekly and monthly correlation medians.
Notably, most of these combinations described the relationship between the Greenback, the European currencies, and the safe-havens.
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