Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE] The past week saw the observed measures move in a
range of ±1.5%, making sharp moves starting from
Wednesday.
The Yen's index became the absolute leader in the positive area past week.
The Greenback's index, in turn, became the second performer. The measure started the period fluctuatingnear the baseline, but on Tuesday, the USD Index gainedstrength as investors focused on the next possiblechairman of the FED.
The Pound's index was the third measure, which finished the period with a gain. The gauge skyrocketed by 1.16 pp on Wednesday after prelim GDP hadposted a greater-than-expected rise.
The Aussie's index, in turn, dropped by 0.72 pp on early Wednesday amid the released CPI data, which did not meet the expectations.
Market volatility was slightly more turbulent than the previous period. The highest median volatility value of 0.040% was posted by the Kiwi, while the other observed currencies held the levels between the Euro's and the Loonie's readings of 0.028% and the Pound's result of 0.032%.
The past period saw quite modest deviations between theweekly and the monthly correlation medians, with onlyone reading reaching above 0.10 points.
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Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:35:48 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The Yen's index became the absolute leader in the positive area past week.
The Greenback's index, in turn, became the second performer. The measure started the period fluctuatingnear the baseline, but on Tuesday, the USD Index gainedstrength as investors focused on the next possiblechairman of the FED.
The Pound's index was the third measure, which finished the period with a gain. The gauge skyrocketed by 1.16 pp on Wednesday after prelim GDP hadposted a greater-than-expected rise.
The Aussie's index, in turn, dropped by 0.72 pp on early Wednesday amid the released CPI data, which did not meet the expectations.
Market volatility was slightly more turbulent than the previous period. The highest median volatility value of 0.040% was posted by the Kiwi, while the other observed currencies held the levels between the Euro's and the Loonie's readings of 0.028% and the Pound's result of 0.032%.
The past period saw quite modest deviations between theweekly and the monthly correlation medians, with onlyone reading reaching above 0.10 points.
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