The phrase "additional volatility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial markets, risk assessments, or any context where extra unpredictability or fluctuations are relevant.
Example: "The recent economic changes have led to additional volatility in the stock market, affecting investor confidence."
Alternatives: "increased volatility" or "extra volatility".
"In demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences, it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".
The governor of the European Central Bank said that despite the market turbulence, it was the responsibility of the central bank to "solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".
(See: "The ECB Will Not Be Moved") Any doubts about the ECB's priorities were also cleared on Wednesday after its president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said that despite the market turbulence, it was the responsibility of the central bank to "solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility in already highly volatile markets".
For investors, this raises the prospect of additional volatility.
"Particularly in demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences," Mr. Trichet said in testimony to the European Parliament in Brussels, "it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility".
"Particularly in demanding times of significant market correction and turbulences, it is the responsibility of the central bank to solidly anchor inflation expectations to avoid additional volatility," Mr. Trichet told the European Parliament in Brussels.
The introduction of an additional stochastic volatility factor enormously complicates the pricing of the American options.
A long exposure will lead to desorption of highly volatile compounds, while additional low-volatility compounds are adsorbed.
As expected, the total monoterpene yield was lower in dried samples, which can be attributed to monoterpene volatility (Additional File 1: Figure S1A), but the relative abundance of individual monoterpenes was not changed substantially (Additional File 1: Figure S1B).
Indeed, the wellposedness and comparison for 2BSDEs require more stringent measurability and integrability conditions on the generators and terminal data to be satisfied in terms of the additional parameter of volatility.
Not surprisingly, along with potential for additional returns comes increased volatility.
