Sentence examples for volatility around from inspiring English sources

So Milbury, with a volatile personality, has increased the volatility around his franchise.

Amyas Morse, the head of the NAO, said: "There is considerable uncertainty and volatility around the rail infrastructure improvement programme.

Claims for jobless benefits rose last week, showing the usual volatility around holidays that has masked an improvement in the labor market.

"I am sympathetic, and I understand the concerns, and I appreciate as well the political volatility around the question of mandating or requiring coverage," said Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan, who is also on the finance panel.

The big gains in American stocks came at the end of a trading day that saw heavy volatility around the world, with Asian markets down as much as 11percentt, but that began to stabilize when a new offering of an Internet company in Germany found willing buyers and rose 40percentt from its offering price.

"If you grow too fast you get overheating, you get delivery problems, you get even more inequality or people going overboard … In the last 10 years [in Indonesia], it's been 5% every year and the volatility around that [growth] has been the lowest of all the Brics [Brazil, Russia, India and China] and even of the OECD countries".

With little volatility to trade around, UBS started firing traders and switched off the Internet trading platform.

For example, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has annualized volatility of around 15percentt.

Standard Life is up 13.7p at 332.2p as it reported better than expected profits and assets under management despite market volatility, especially around the UK referendum.

More tsunami- like shocks, more volatility, all around.

Implied option volatility rose around 7% to stand at 67% during Monday.