Sentence examples for volatility is less from inspiring English sources

But some experts argue that food price volatility is less the result of speculation and more an inevitable side effect of climatic conditions and economic and demographic factors.

"Any growth we've experienced for the most part is a reflection of retirement plan investing, where short-term volatility is less of an issue," said Geoff Bobroff, a mutual fund industry consultant based in East Greenwich, R. I. Almost 9 of 10 households have stock funds among their holdings.

The market is just another commodity like gold, oil, copper or soybeans, whose daily volatility is less than that of individual stocks.

They found that a two-way volatility spillover effect exists between the exchange rate and the stock price; however, these two-way fluctuations are, to some degree, asymmetrical so that the effect of the exchange rate volatility on stock price volatility is less significant than the effect of stock price volatility on exchange rate volatility.

Many hedgehogs will tell you that market volatility is caused less by their leveraged machinations than by the growth of program trading.

The volatility is 25% less than you'd get on an all-stock portfolio.

While Bitcoin's volatility is certainly less than it once was, the currency is still susceptible to dramatic spikes in both directions — so, as always, be thoughtful before deciding to invest.

Experimental results show that its measurement accuracy of water flow is better than 0.5%, and its steady-state volatility of paper slurry is less than 3%, and its dynamic response time is less than 4 s.

At some point, you have to wonder if what is going on here is less economic volatility and more bad seasonal adjustments.

According to J. P. Morgan, the intensity of volatility in emerging bond markets is less than half what it was in January 1999, when Brazil devalued its currency, and just one-fourth its level when Russia defaulted on its debt and devalued its currency in 1998.

Barclays' downturn in profits in the first quarter was largely caused by its commodities and bond trading operations, where regulators are reducing profitability by demanding that banks hold more capital and where volatility in markets means there is less appetite for trading.