Sentence examples similar to has shown volatility from inspiring English sources

In recent months Halifax's index, which is based on mortgages approved over the month, has shown more volatility than Nationwide's, and March's drop followed a 2.5% rise in February.

During the last decade the inflation rate has shown reduced volatility and a scarce response to output developments.

While the weekly average has shown considerable volatility, the five week running average has been fairly stable, fluctuating between a 2 point Democratic lead and a 2 point Republican lead with no clear trend.

Towards this end it is vital to establish a definitive genetic map of this region, which to date has shown considerable volatility through time in published works of scientific journals, within different builds of the same international genomic database, and across the differently constructed databases.

I have stressed only that the aggregate stock market in the United States in the last century has been driven primarily by psychology and fads, that it has shown massive excess volatility.

Computer science is the only field where graduate enrollment has shown any real volatility, the only field where changing market forces seem to have made a mark.*.

The spot price of electricity in Denmark has shown a high volatility due to the high penetration of wind power which was recorded as 42percentt of the Danes′™ electricity consumption in 2015.

Research has shown that low volatility stocks yield the best returns for long-term investors; adjusting for inflation, an initial $1 investment in 1968 yields $10.28 in 2008 if invested in low volatility stocks and only $0.64 if invested in high volatility stocks (from Baker et al. [2011])".

Sentiment has shown predictive power for future asset returns and volatility.

Previous testing has shown that asymmetric GARCH models outperform other GARCH family models with regard to volatility prediction.

Past experience has shown that bans on short selling do not prevent market falls and indeed can exacerbate volatility.