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. Volatility is an important concept in the financial markets. It is a measure of how much the price of a security, such as a stock, commodity, or currency, changes over time. Volatility is often used to measure risk, as a high level of volatility means the price of a security can change quickly and unpredictably. Understanding volatility is important for investors, as it can help them make more informed decisions about when to buy, sell, or hold a security. In this section, you will find news, articles, and videos about volatility and how it affects the financial markets.
WLFI’s First Token Unlock Sparks Market Volatility, While RI Mining Cloud Mining Delivers Stable Daily Passive Income - TechBullion
WLFI’s First Token Unlock Sparks Market Volatility, While RI Mining Cloud Mining Delivers Stable Daily Passive Income In recent weeks, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), widely known as the “Trump-themed token,” has quickly risen to the forefront of the global cryptocurrency market. Within just one month of launch, WLFI ranked among the top five most searched […]
SWLMiner Redefines Cloud Mining: Green Energy, Global Access, and Everyday Profits - TechBullion
As the cryptocurrency market stabilizes and global regulatory frameworks continue to improve, the blockchain industry is gradually transitioning from its early, high-volatility, high-risk phase to a new, rational, and sustainable development cycle. Cloud mining, as a key channel connecting ordinary users with underlying blockchain infrastructure, is demonstrating strong growth potential. Leveraging technological innovation, compliant operations, […]
Bank of England to scale back QT, keep rates steady
LONDON (Reuters) -The Bank of England looks set this week to slow the 100 billion-pound-a-year pace at which it reduces its government bond holdings following increased volatility in bond markets, while keeping its main interest rate on hold. Although the central bank views the pace of quantitative tightening as having little impact on the wider economy, it is closely watched by financial markets, where some blame it for pushing up British government borrowing costs. The BoE is alone among major central banks in conducting outright sales of the government bonds it bought to boost the economy in the years after the 2008 global financial crisis, rather than just letting them mature.
Fear at new low on D-Street. Is the worst of declines over? - The Economic Times
India's VIX index has plummeted to record lows, indicating reduced market volatility and increased investor confidence ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting. While this suggests a period of market stability, analysts caution against potential complacency, as low VIX readings can mask underlying risks and unexpected market corrections. Institutional investors are positioning for limited near-term movement.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Patience, discipline and consistent SIPs are the cornerstones of long-term wealth creation, says Ankur Punj - The Economic Times
Equirus Wealth's Ankur Punj advises investors to focus on disciplined asset allocation and consistent SIPs for long-term wealth creation, despite market volatility. He highlights GST reforms' potential to boost consumption and corporate earnings. Punj also suggests blending growth and value stocks, emphasizing that patience and diversification are key to successful investing.
Is the rally in small-cap solvent extraction stocks sustainable? - The Economic Times
Small-cap solvent extraction companies have seen significant gains due to high edible oil demand, ethanol blending, and supportive policies. However, analysts now advise caution, noting that valuations may be exceeding fundamentals. Risks like raw material price volatility and supply challenges could lead to corrections, suggesting investors consider booking profits or waiting for better entry points.