Among people who are particularly emotionally volatile, surges of violent rage orchestrated by this circuit can be especially dramatic.
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The market for collectibles, like Hollywood or sports memorabilia, is also volatile; prices can surge when there is a "landmark" auction taking place, said Leila Dunbar, an appraiser who specializes in such items.
Prices fell by 1.6% in March compared with February, when the more volatile monthly measure surged by a record 6%.
Stocks have been volatile this year after surging in 2013.
Still, analysts note that public opinion on armed intervention tends to be volatile, with patriotic surges and an impulse to support military forces typically following initial armed strikes.
That reflected a surge in volatile apartment building.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Orders to American factories rose sharply in February from January on a surge in volatile demand for commercial aircraft.
The Asian Development Bank, too, warned in a report last month that "a surge in volatile capital inflows" was a potential threat for the region's bond markets.
Surges of volatile foreign capital have been discouraged by, in effect, taxing inflows.
