Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]The past period saw most of the observed currencies keep their indexes in a relatively narrow range between -0.50% and +0.50%, but there were notable exceptions on both sides of the baseline.
The Pound's index made the sharpest moves both up and down in the past week, but ultimately ended up posting its largest gain since late August.
The Loonie's index, in turn, became the best performer of the past week, despite spending most of the time below the baseline.
Volatility readings stood slightly lower in the past period compared to the previous one, with most of the median levels reported at 0.029-0.031%.
On the lower side were the Euro's and the Loonie's values of 0.027-0.028%, while the highest median of 0.038% was posted by the Kiwi.
For the fifth week in a row there were little to no significant developments in the pairs' correlations.
Some strengthening was recorded in the Loonie's and the Greenback's bond in the pairs with the Euro and the Australian Dollar.
Some of the chosen correlations were little changed from the monthly readings, but with that were noteworthy for remaining on abnormal levels. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 06 Nov 2017 12:29:06 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The Pound's index made the sharpest moves both up and down in the past week, but ultimately ended up posting its largest gain since late August.
The Loonie's index, in turn, became the best performer of the past week, despite spending most of the time below the baseline.
Volatility readings stood slightly lower in the past period compared to the previous one, with most of the median levels reported at 0.029-0.031%.
On the lower side were the Euro's and the Loonie's values of 0.027-0.028%, while the highest median of 0.038% was posted by the Kiwi.
For the fifth week in a row there were little to no significant developments in the pairs' correlations.
Some strengthening was recorded in the Loonie's and the Greenback's bond in the pairs with the Euro and the Australian Dollar.
Some of the chosen correlations were little changed from the monthly readings, but with that were noteworthy for remaining on abnormal levels. [/ANNOUNCE]
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