Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE] In the past week, most of the observed indexes moved in a moderate range between -0.85% and +1.30%, with a notable skew to the upside and five of the eight gauges finishing the period above the baseline.
An obvious exception was the Kiwi's index, which fell below the -2.00% mark and posted its greatest weekly loss since late April.
The USD Index the only gauge to spend the whole period above the baseline and posted a 1.24% weekly gain – its highest result since the start of our observations in April.
The past period was slightly more turbulent than the previous week, with most of the currencies posting median volatility levels of 0.028-0.030%.
For the second week in a row, the highest medians by the Pound's and the Kiwi's measures with the reading of 0.034% and 0.037%, respectively.
The past week saw quite moderate shifts between the weekly and the monthly correlation medians.
The greatest changes seemed to be caused by the Loonie's moves and to highlight the Canadian currency's pull on its peers.
The Kiwi's moves also did not go unnoticed by the correlations.
Additionally, some interesting developments were observed in the bonds between the Greenback and the Yen. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 23 Oct 2017 12:08:57 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
An obvious exception was the Kiwi's index, which fell below the -2.00% mark and posted its greatest weekly loss since late April.
The USD Index the only gauge to spend the whole period above the baseline and posted a 1.24% weekly gain – its highest result since the start of our observations in April.
The past period was slightly more turbulent than the previous week, with most of the currencies posting median volatility levels of 0.028-0.030%.
For the second week in a row, the highest medians by the Pound's and the Kiwi's measures with the reading of 0.034% and 0.037%, respectively.
The past week saw quite moderate shifts between the weekly and the monthly correlation medians.
The greatest changes seemed to be caused by the Loonie's moves and to highlight the Canadian currency's pull on its peers.
The Kiwi's moves also did not go unnoticed by the correlations.
Additionally, some interesting developments were observed in the bonds between the Greenback and the Yen. [/ANNOUNCE]
To view this report in a full screen you may use this link