Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]The pre-Easter week was short on both trading days and economic releases, and activity on the market subsided to keep most of the observed indexes within the ±0.50% range.
An obvious exception was the Yen's measure, which slid below the -1.00% line in the first day of the period and ended up posting its second-greatest weekly loss since the beginning of the year.
Unsurprisingly, the week brought moderate turbulence to the market, with most of the observed currencies reporting volatility medians around 0.030%, and most of the peaks being unrelated to any releases.
Above-average turbulence was suffered by the Aussie and the Yen, whose medians stood at 0.034% and 0.038%, respectively.
For the third period in a row the observed deviations between weekly and monthly correlations were moderate, with only two of the selected combinations reporting median shifts of over 0.10 points. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 02 Apr 2018 12:28:19 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
An obvious exception was the Yen's measure, which slid below the -1.00% line in the first day of the period and ended up posting its second-greatest weekly loss since the beginning of the year.
Unsurprisingly, the week brought moderate turbulence to the market, with most of the observed currencies reporting volatility medians around 0.030%, and most of the peaks being unrelated to any releases.
Above-average turbulence was suffered by the Aussie and the Yen, whose medians stood at 0.034% and 0.038%, respectively.
For the third period in a row the observed deviations between weekly and monthly correlations were moderate, with only two of the selected combinations reporting median shifts of over 0.10 points. [/ANNOUNCE]
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