Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]After some palpable developments seen in the previous period, in the past week the observed currency indexes returned to the narrow range of ±0.50% change.
The most prominent exception was the Greenback's gauge, which spent the previous period on the baseline, but suffered an almost 1.00% loss over the past week.
Another noteworthy gauge was the Euro's index, which off with its two largest 10-minute falls, but surged up on Friday and became the week's best performer.
With a notably smaller amount of sharp moves, the past period was less turbulent than the previous one, and most of the observed currencies held their volatility medians at 0.027-0.028%.
The only exceptions were the Pound and the Kiwi, whose readings stood at 0.030% and 0.033%, respectively.
The past period saw rather substantial shifts between weekly and monthly correlation medians, with seven of the top-ten gaps exceeding 0.10 points, and one of them reaching above 0.20 points.
Most of the strengthening took place in the EUR/USD correlations, while EUR/GBP correlations posted some of greatest medians' declines. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 27 Nov 2017 13:36:42 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The most prominent exception was the Greenback's gauge, which spent the previous period on the baseline, but suffered an almost 1.00% loss over the past week.
Another noteworthy gauge was the Euro's index, which off with its two largest 10-minute falls, but surged up on Friday and became the week's best performer.
With a notably smaller amount of sharp moves, the past period was less turbulent than the previous one, and most of the observed currencies held their volatility medians at 0.027-0.028%.
The only exceptions were the Pound and the Kiwi, whose readings stood at 0.030% and 0.033%, respectively.
The past period saw rather substantial shifts between weekly and monthly correlation medians, with seven of the top-ten gaps exceeding 0.10 points, and one of them reaching above 0.20 points.
Most of the strengthening took place in the EUR/USD correlations, while EUR/GBP correlations posted some of greatest medians' declines. [/ANNOUNCE]
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