- Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:35:48 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week saw the observed measures move in a range of ±1.5%, making sharp moves starting from Wednesday. The Yen's index became the absolute leader in the positive area past week.The Greenback's index, in turn, became the second performer. The measure started the period fluctuatingnear the baseline, but on Tuesday, the USD Index gainedstrength as investors focused on the next possiblechairman of the FED. The
- Mon, 23 Oct 2017 12:08:57 GMT
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[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
- Mon, 16 Oct 2017 13:09:22 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period saw the observed indexes change in a moderate range between -1.2% and +1.1%, with most of the indexes posting negative results.The Pound's index dominated its peers throughout most of the period, becoming one the three measures to post positive weekly changes and paring most of the losses it suffered in the previous period.In the meantime, the
- Mon, 09 Oct 2017 14:02:00 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period saw the observed indexes move in a range between +1.4% and -1.9%, with most of the measures posting positive weekly changes. The leader in the negative area was the Pound's index, which posted its greatest loss since mid-July. Meanwhile, the JPY Index posted its greatest weekly gain since early August, joining the Greenback's measure in its upsurge on
- Mon, 02 Oct 2017 14:17:41 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period saw the observed indexes change in a moderate range of ±1.25%, with most measures posting negative results. The weekend was marked by the long-awaited elections in New Zealand and Germany, and both the Kiwi's and the Euro's indexes opened the period with notable drops from Friday's levels. Meanwhile, the CHF and JPY indexes skyrocketed on Monday, when the
- Mon, 25 Sep 2017 13:57:14 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE]The past week was largely negative for the observed indexes, as only the Euro's, the Greenback's, and the Kiwi's gauges managed to post positive changes. With numerous jumps and falls of the currency indexes, the past week was the most turbulent in September so far. The median volatility levels ranged from 0.035% for the Euro and the Dollar to 0.041-0.043% for the
- Mon, 18 Sep 2017 13:55:31 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE]The past period was relatively lively as most of the observed indexes managed to break out of the usual narrow range of ±0.05%. The most notable moves were made by the Yen's and the Pound's measures, which spent the period on the opposite sides of the baseline.On average, the past period was slightly less turbulent than the previous one, but still
- Mon, 11 Sep 2017 13:43:39 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] After a rather active previous period, the past week saw the Yen's, the Franc's, the Pound's, and the Aussie's indexes return to the ±0.50% range, while the Kiwi's, the Loonie's, and the Greenback gauges continued to show some wide moves.The past period proved to be one of the most turbulent ones since late April, with the median volatility values
- Mon, 04 Sep 2017 14:22:23 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week saw the range of the indexes' moves widen compared to the previous period, with various gauges breaking out of the ±0.5% interval, and some crossing the ±1.0% lines. On the year-to-date basis, the Canadian Dollar raised its growth over the 2.00% line, the result surpassed only by the Euro's and the Aussie's readings. Meanwhile, the JPY Index's
- Mon, 28 Aug 2017 12:47:06 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE]With the long-awaited Jackson Hole speeches scheduled for the end of the period, the week saw largely subdued movements on the market, and the observed indexes spent most of the time in an extremely narrow range of ±0.50%.A notable exception was the Kiwi's gauge, which returned to its downtrend after holding flat near the baseline in the previous period. Other breaks
- Mon, 21 Aug 2017 12:45:06 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] While risk appetite remained one the main drivers of the market, none of the moves matched the previous period's rallies, with the observed indexes staying in a relatively narrow range between -1.40% and +1.10%. The beginning of the week saw tables turn for the currencies affected by the US-North Korea tensions, but on Tuesday the influence of the crisis subsided,
- Mon, 14 Aug 2017 12:49:05 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period saw most of the observed currencies keep their indexes in a relatively narrow range between +0.40% and -1.00%, though there were notable exceptions on both sides of the baseline. In the appreciation area, the 101-points line was crossed by the Yen's and the Franc's gauges, both of which were largely fueled by the geopolitical tensions. [/ANNOUNCE] Meanwhile,
- Mon, 07 Aug 2017 12:19:06 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period saw the observed indexes change in a moderate range from -1.50% to +1.30%, but was nevertheless notable for some relatively persistent movements both below and above the baseline. The most pronounced trends were observed in the negative area, with the decline headed by the Kiwi's and the Loonie's gauges. In general, the past period was roughly as
- Mon, 31 Jul 2017 12:34:05 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week saw mostly positive developments for the observed currencies. But the most notable exception was the Swiss Franc's gauge, which posted an over 3.0% weekly loss, falling well below its mostly strengthened peers. On average, the past period was as turbulent as the previous one, with the median volatility levels ranging from 0.033% for the Euro to 0.038%
- Mon, 24 Jul 2017 12:57:05 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period was notable for both numerous sharp moves and persistent changes, which put the observed indexes in a relatively broad range between 97.8 and 101.6 points. The past period was slightly more turbulent than the previous one, in terms of both average and maximum volatility levels. The medians of all observed volatility indexes stood above 0.030%, with the
- Mon, 17 Jul 2017 12:30:04 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was rich with strong currency moves, which were fueled by the events of economic calendar. The past period's absolute leader was the Aussie, whose index spent most of the week in a rally, starting from Tuesday, when the National Australia Bank announced Business Confidence data. The next sharp movement in the currency index was notable on
- Mon, 10 Jul 2017 13:34:45 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] During the past week there was a smaller range of currency growth relatively to the week before, yet there were more events causing significant changes in currency values. Globally the most important event of the week was the G20 Hamburg summit, causing certain level of uncertainty with the policies accepted within it and protest around the summit. However, on
- Mon, 26 Jun 2017 12:34:06 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period was marked by a relatively narrow range of the currency indexes' change, with a slight imbalance towards the negative side attributable to the Pound's and the Aussie's gauges. On average, the week was marginally less turbulent than the previous one. The median volatility values ranged from 0.026%-0.027% for the Euro, the Greenback, and the Swiss Franc,
- Mon, 19 Jun 2017 11:58:05 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was largely disappointing for the observed currencies, with most indexes remaining flat and keeping on the levels below the previous period's close. A notable exception was the Canadian Dollar's gauge, which extended the previous period's marginal 0.17% gain into a strong 1.72% weekly growth. On average, the past period was roughly as turbulent as the previous
- Mon, 12 Jun 2017 08:47:03 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past period was notably smoother than the previous one, with very few sharp moves and almost no direction changes. Despite the relative smoothness of the Currency Indexes, the past period proved to be more turbulent that the previous one both in terms of average and median volatility levels. The deviations of the weekly correlation medians from the monthly
- Mon, 05 Jun 2017 12:29:03 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was rich with sharp moves, but the overall changes held in a relatively narrow range compared with two previous periods. However, despite numerous sharp changes on average the past period was less turbulent than the one before it, and only outshined its predecessor in terms of the maximum volatility values. After some relatively strong deviations from long-term
- Mon, 29 May 2017 14:17:04 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was exceptionally uneventful for the observed indexes, with most of the gauges holding within the narrow ±0.50% range throughout the whole period. Two notable exceptions were the New Zealand Dollar's and the Pound's measures, which spent the period on the opposite sides of the baseline. The tranquility observed in the currency indexes also translated into the volatility
- Mon, 22 May 2017 12:42:06 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was largely the period of risk-aversion, as the safe-haven Euro, Swiss Franc, and Yen were the only observed currencies to raise their indexes well into the appreciation area and post positive weekly changes. Meanwhile, the Greenback, which was the main driving force behind its peers' success, dropped its index below the baseline in the very beginning
- Mon, 15 May 2017 12:35:04 GMT
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[ANNOUNCE] The past week was largely a reversal of the previous periods. Thus the Euro's, the Franc's, and the Pound's indexes posted negative weekly changes after three weeks of reported gains, while the Yen's, the Aussie's, and the Loonie's gauges managed to rise above the baseline after three periods of weekly losses. Despite the overall turnaround, however, the week's developments