A volatile exchange rate, at times driven by speculation, can be a source of broader economic volatility.
As a model sample semivolatile compounds of a broad range of volatility and polarity (7 n-alkanes and 19 pesticides) were chosen.
Volatility in broader markets is creating uncertainty.
This means economic theory's failure to explain why, in broad empirical studies, extreme volatility in exchange rates is only weakly linked to consumption, investment and growth in the short term.
Of course, a good hedge for stock owners would be to merely buy some VIX futures (VIX is a sentiment gauge where the key ratios are puts to calls, and measures of implied volatility for broad indexes), for they would surely rocket upward in any sort of severe market decline.
This broad occurrence, their low volatility, and the fact that fatty acid esters are commonly found in anuran tissues makes their potential role in airborne chemical communication unlikely.
On the other the company notes that "volatility" in the broader diamond market may result in deviations from Petra's previously guided diamond prices.
August was punctuated by volatility in the broader markets, as choppy economic data renewed discussions about whether the economy was headed for another recession.
In a way, Maradona's volatility reflects the broader political and economic upheaval in Argentina during his lifetime, said Sebastian M. Saiegh, an Argentine who is a political scientist at the University of California, San Diego.
Laurence Wormald, head of research at FIS, a financial technology company, has run a "stress test", or a hypothetical scenario analysis, and calculated that if Britons vote in favor of Brexit, the S&P 500 would fall 5% and banking stocks would fall 8%, while volatility in the broader stock market would soar 40%.
