After the relatively active previous period, the past week saw most of the observed indexes return to the ±0.50% range, but also had two prominent exceptions in both positive and negative areas.
The period's main gainer was the Loonie's index, which posted its first weekly growth after six consecutive weeks of negative results.
Fluctuations observed in the currency indexes kept most of the currency strength measures from posting significant weekly changes, but did serve to fuel the market's turbulence.
Observed volatility medians ranged from 0.032% for the Euro and the Greenback to 0.035% for the Antipodeans, with the Yen reporting an extreme result of 0.041%.
Much like in the previous period, many of the selected correlations showed minor deviations between the weekly and monthly distributions, but reported notable developments compared to the long-term readings.
Also noteworthy is the fact that all of the selected combinations pointed at strengthening of the bonds between the associated currency pairs.
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