Sentence examples for general volatility from inspiring English sources

That's not entirely reassuring, but given the general volatility out there, it's something.

But the killings of hundreds of thousands of Muslims in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon and Gaza, which are exhaustively reported and not euphemised away as "collateral damage" by the global Muslim media, have created a general volatility, in which seemingly local acts can, as the Danish cartoon controversy proved, immediately spark a worldwide conflagration.

The global crisis has also negatively impacted Moldova, largely through its indirect effects of the shrinking consumption, low foreign direct investment and general volatility of the international markets.

Our results build on the eigenfunction representation of the general stochastic volatility class of models developed byMeddahi (2001).

By the end of the subsequent trading day, AZO was trading 19% higher and has retained the bulk of these gains despite the general market volatility.

We find that while QE operations in general reduced equity volatility, day to day operations generated spikes in volatility in UK equities.

Within the developed world, however, FX markets have been remarkably stable, part of a general decline in volatility.

This persistence suggests that Trump, in defiance of the general pattern of volatility, has established a base of support that amounts to somewhere between a fifth and a third of the Republican electorate.

The general case with volatility control has been an open problem, see Peng (1999).

In fact, the steady ascent in the SPX has resulted in a general reduction in volatility, creating a low VIX.

In general, the higher volatility is associated with a strong drop in output and its subsequent recovery, but can also take place in normal periods.