Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]The past week was remarkable for elevated activity on the market as almost all of the observed indexes broke out of the ±0.50% range and some even drifted beyond the 1%-change mark.
The most prominent measure was the Yen's index, which in its highest point crossed the +3.00% line.
The Pound's index, in turn, became the absolute leader in the negative area, as it spent most of the period below its peers and posted its greatest weekly loss since early October.
The past period was notably overturbulent, with the lowest reported volatility median standing at 0.040% for the Euro.
The highest median levels, in turn, were reached by the measures of the Pound (0.049%), the Kiwi (0.051%), and the Yen (0.059%).
The past week saw some major shifts in the observed correlations, with the smallest gap between the weekly and the monthly medians standing at 0.14 points, and the greatest going as far as 0.56 points.
All of the selected combinations contained pairs with the Yen and the Franc, positioned in most cases against the Greenback. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 12 Feb 2018 13:37:46 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The most prominent measure was the Yen's index, which in its highest point crossed the +3.00% line.
The Pound's index, in turn, became the absolute leader in the negative area, as it spent most of the period below its peers and posted its greatest weekly loss since early October.
The past period was notably overturbulent, with the lowest reported volatility median standing at 0.040% for the Euro.
The highest median levels, in turn, were reached by the measures of the Pound (0.049%), the Kiwi (0.051%), and the Yen (0.059%).
The past week saw some major shifts in the observed correlations, with the smallest gap between the weekly and the monthly medians standing at 0.14 points, and the greatest going as far as 0.56 points.
All of the selected combinations contained pairs with the Yen and the Franc, positioned in most cases against the Greenback. [/ANNOUNCE]
To view this report in a full screen you may use this link