Note: This section contains information in English only.[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 other side of the baseline was dominated by the Greenback's gauge, which suffered the week's sharpest 10-minute drop with the release of the disappointing CPI numbers on Friday.
Market volatility remained largely unchanged from the previous period, with the levels still subsided compared to September readings.
The highest median volatility value of 0.034% was posted by the Kiwi, while the other observed currencies held the levels between the Euro's reading of 0.025% and the Pound's result of 0.029%.
Correlations, too, reiterated the previous period's results, as the shifts between the weekly and the monthly medians observed in the past week were similarly modest. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 16 Oct 2017 13:09:22 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
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 other side of the baseline was dominated by the Greenback's gauge, which suffered the week's sharpest 10-minute drop with the release of the disappointing CPI numbers on Friday.
Market volatility remained largely unchanged from the previous period, with the levels still subsided compared to September readings.
The highest median volatility value of 0.034% was posted by the Kiwi, while the other observed currencies held the levels between the Euro's reading of 0.025% and the Pound's result of 0.029%.
Correlations, too, reiterated the previous period's results, as the shifts between the weekly and the monthly medians observed in the past week were similarly modest. [/ANNOUNCE]
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