Note: This section contains information in English only.[ANNOUNCE]After moderate developments seen during the previous period, the observed currency indexes spent the past week in a range of ±1.0%, with two prominent exceptions that crossed these levels.
The first notable exception was the Pound's index, which became the best performer of the past week.
The Loonie's index was another exception, though this measure spent most of the week below the baseline.
Turbulence picked up compared to the previous period, with most of the median volatility levels recorded between 0.031% and 0.034%.
Interestingly, the lowest values were reported by the Greenback's and the Loonie's measures, while the Euro's readings stood a notch higher at 0.032%.
The greatest median levels of 0.037% and 0.039% were reached by the Kiwi's and the Pound's gauges, respectively.
After the notable shifts reported by the correlation distributions in the previous period, the past week's results were feeble. Only three of the chosen combinations moved their weekly medians more than 0.05 points away from the monthly levels, and none made the gap reach 0.10 points. [/ANNOUNCE]
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Mon, 04 Dec 2017 13:34:55 GMT
Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
The first notable exception was the Pound's index, which became the best performer of the past week.
The Loonie's index was another exception, though this measure spent most of the week below the baseline.
Turbulence picked up compared to the previous period, with most of the median volatility levels recorded between 0.031% and 0.034%.
Interestingly, the lowest values were reported by the Greenback's and the Loonie's measures, while the Euro's readings stood a notch higher at 0.032%.
The greatest median levels of 0.037% and 0.039% were reached by the Kiwi's and the Pound's gauges, respectively.
After the notable shifts reported by the correlation distributions in the previous period, the past week's results were feeble. Only three of the chosen combinations moved their weekly medians more than 0.05 points away from the monthly levels, and none made the gap reach 0.10 points. [/ANNOUNCE]
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