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The past period saw more moderate developments than the one before it, and was notable for very little reaction to actual economic news. Nevertheless, the week was mostly positive for the observed currencies, as most of them posted positive or near-zero changes.
It was also notably calmer than the previous one and was clearly dominated by the Canadian and the New Zealand Dollars, with six highest volatility waves being formed by these two currencies.
Weekly correlation medians were little different from the monthly readings. Most developments concerned slight shifts in the bonds between the pairs with the Euro, the Pound, the Yen, and the US Dollar.
Full research available here.
The past period saw more moderate developments than the one before it, and was notable for very little reaction to actual economic news. Nevertheless, the week was mostly positive for the observed currencies, as most of them posted positive or near-zero changes.
It was also notably calmer than the previous one and was clearly dominated by the Canadian and the New Zealand Dollars, with six highest volatility waves being formed by these two currencies.
Weekly correlation medians were little different from the monthly readings. Most developments concerned slight shifts in the bonds between the pairs with the Euro, the Pound, the Yen, and the US Dollar.