Volatility
Volatility is the standard deviation of daily percentage changes in the underlying exchange rate. Volatility is viewed as historic (drawn from a recent period of time), forward-looking (adjusted upward or downward for expected market swings or events), or implied (calculated by being backed out of the market option premium values traded).
Webster Dictionary Meaning
1. Volatility
- Quality or state of being volatile; disposition to
evaporate; changeableness; fickleness. Category: Banking & Finance
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