Sentence examples for volatility rising from inspiring English sources

For many Americans, 2001 has been a difficult year financially, with continued stock market volatility, rising unemployment and recession.

In general, it was a rough quarter in many respects given the housing slump, market volatility, rising oil prices and consumer unease.

Wall Street was also higher ahead of the Fed, whose comments on interest rates could cause further volatility, rising more than 100 points by the time London closed.

With money moving into gold, volatility rising and the dollar making significant gains, there was not a lot waiting to prop up a falling market, Newsom argues.

For example, in late 2008, at the height of the financial panic, the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, or VIX — which measures investor expectations for market volatility — rose to a record level of more than 80.

If volatility rises, they could lose even more.

The four-week moving average for jobless claims, which smooths out volatility, rose 3,250 to 370,500.

But during a crisis, when volatility rises, pre-existing links between economies suddenly have huge effects.

During the dotcom boom, volatility rose to quadruple the level it is now.

An important measure of market volatility rose, as did prices of government debt.

The seasonally adjusted four-week average of claims, which smoothes out volatility, rose by 5,250, to 458,500.