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The past week had quite a few significant economic releases, but the observed indexes showed mostly short-term reactions, and their movements were largely capped by the ±0.50% lines.
One notable exception was the Greenback’s index, which ended the previous period as the worst performer and spent the first three days of the past week in a rapid recovery.
The Kiwi’s index, in turn, finished the past week with the largest loss.
After five weeks of elevated readings, median volatility values for the observed currencies pulled back to lower levels.
Thus, most of the medians ranged from 0.029% to 0.033%, with the highest value of 0.035% reported by the Yen, and the lowest readings of 0.026%-0.027% posted by the Loonie and the Euro.
The past week was largely a reversal of the previous period for the selected correlations.
Most of the combinations still included the safe-haven currencies – the Yen and the Swiss Franc, – but this time the direction of changes was opposite to those reported a week before.
Full research available here.
The past week had quite a few significant economic releases, but the observed indexes showed mostly short-term reactions, and their movements were largely capped by the ±0.50% lines.
One notable exception was the Greenback’s index, which ended the previous period as the worst performer and spent the first three days of the past week in a rapid recovery.
The Kiwi’s index, in turn, finished the past week with the largest loss.
After five weeks of elevated readings, median volatility values for the observed currencies pulled back to lower levels.
Thus, most of the medians ranged from 0.029% to 0.033%, with the highest value of 0.035% reported by the Yen, and the lowest readings of 0.026%-0.027% posted by the Loonie and the Euro.
The past week was largely a reversal of the previous period for the selected correlations.
Most of the combinations still included the safe-haven currencies – the Yen and the Swiss Franc, – but this time the direction of changes was opposite to those reported a week before.