Note: This section contains information in English only.[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 Thursday and finishing the period only 0.05 pp above its US peer.
The past period was notably less turbulent than its September predecessors, with the median volatility levels ranging from 0.025-0.026% for the Euro and the Loonie to 0.032% for the NZ Dollar.
Interestingly, though, the relatively tranquil Loonie managed to form two of the three highest volatility peaks.
The period saw quite modest deviations between the weekly and the monthly correlation medians, indicating that the week's developments had little impact on the relationships between the chosen instruments. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 09 Oct 2017 14:02:00 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
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 Thursday and finishing the period only 0.05 pp above its US peer.
The past period was notably less turbulent than its September predecessors, with the median volatility levels ranging from 0.025-0.026% for the Euro and the Loonie to 0.032% for the NZ Dollar.
Interestingly, though, the relatively tranquil Loonie managed to form two of the three highest volatility peaks.
The period saw quite modest deviations between the weekly and the monthly correlation medians, indicating that the week's developments had little impact on the relationships between the chosen instruments. [/ANNOUNCE]
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