Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]The first days of the new year saw the observed indexes fluctuate in the ±0.50% range, but later in the week some of the measures crossed the 100.5-point and 99.5-point levels.
Still, the period was roughly as tranquil as the Christmas week before it, with most of the observed volatility medians standing at the 0.024-0.026% level. The lowest median of 0.023% was posted by the Loonie, while the most turbulent were the Antipodean currencies, with the Aussie's median volatility reaching 0.027% and the Kiwi's reading standing at 0.029%. Interestingly, two of the week's highest volatility peaks were formed by the Lonnie's moves.
Correlations were the only measure to experience large developments over the holidays. Thus the deviations between weekly and monthly medians exceeded 0.10 points for seven out of ten chosen combinations, and even the three smaller readings stood above 0.08 points.
The greatest changes the greatest changes seemed to have taken place in the Pound's relationship with the Euro. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 08 Jan 2018 12:48:41 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
Still, the period was roughly as tranquil as the Christmas week before it, with most of the observed volatility medians standing at the 0.024-0.026% level. The lowest median of 0.023% was posted by the Loonie, while the most turbulent were the Antipodean currencies, with the Aussie's median volatility reaching 0.027% and the Kiwi's reading standing at 0.029%. Interestingly, two of the week's highest volatility peaks were formed by the Lonnie's moves.
Correlations were the only measure to experience large developments over the holidays. Thus the deviations between weekly and monthly medians exceeded 0.10 points for seven out of ten chosen combinations, and even the three smaller readings stood above 0.08 points.
The greatest changes the greatest changes seemed to have taken place in the Pound's relationship with the Euro. [/ANNOUNCE]
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