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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
[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 Kiwi and the Pound. 

The period's top changed correlation medians posted the greatest shifts from the monthly readings since the beginning of August, with nine of the ten chosen gauges describing the relationship between the Pound's pairs. [/ANNOUNCE]

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02 Oct 2017

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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

18 Sep 2017

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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

11 Sep 2017

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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