This is the most volatile election in Brazil's recent history.
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Returns had the worst performance in the most volatile markets.
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But of all these countries, Honduras is perhaps the most volatile.
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"The electorate is at its most volatile in history," he says.
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This might be the least likely outcome, but it's probably the most volatile.
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THE 2016 presidential campaign has featured the most volatile polls in recent memory.
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"What is most volatile over time and space is gun homicides," he said.
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But what unfolded was one of the most volatile periods in markets history.
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Beyond that, its definitely the most volatile trading Ive seen in a bit.
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But it bursts with the most volatile arguments and impulses of its era.
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It is also a step towards nuclear proliferation in the world's most volatile region.
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The most volatile Survivor stock on the trading floor this week was Adam Klein.
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In November, U.S. natural gas futures experienced their most volatile streak in nine years.
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"It is the most volatile period in Saudi history in over a half-century."
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is one of Asia's most volatile, unpredictable leaders.
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"Hong Kong, in particular, is the most volatile property market in the world," he said.
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For investors, it's been one of the most volatile starts to a year in memory.
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CMDWN's story is that of one of the city's most volatile yet beautiful come-ups.
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Historically, August tends to be the market's most volatile month, followed by September and October.
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"It would mark the fastest and most volatile bear market decline on record," Kostin said.
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Keep in mind, October is historically the most volatile month of the year for stocks.
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Those powers are now in the hands of the most volatile president in recent memory.
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The truth is that media narratives are the most volatile part of the Democratic race.
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She called it "the most volatile and f—ed up relationship of my life," she said.
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Olive oil is one of the most volatile soft commodities, with prices being driven by supply.
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But the leveraged ETFs are arguably the most volatile and riskiest products the SEC has approved.
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That's the most volatile the pound has been in two years, after the Brexit referendum itself.
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That's enough to make August 12.83 the 212.8th-most-volatile month since 22.6, Mr. Hyzy said.
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Millions of French citizens head to the polls in the most volatile election for a generation.
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Investment, the most volatile part of GDP, is the one that usually drives expansions and recessions.
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Keep in mind that October is historically the most volatile month of the year for stocks.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is already one of the poorest, most volatile nations on earth.
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The next three weeks have historically been among the most volatile in the calendar for stocks.
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The report has also taken root in some of them most volatile corners of the internet.
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Of course, the stock market has weakened in October, which has been its historically most volatile month.
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This week has been one of the most volatile first trading weeks of any year on record.
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Accordingly, Musselman says the situations we may want to shake are usually the most volatile and toxic.
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But even the most optimistic lawmakers and aides acknowledge the most volatile landmines remain very much alive.
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At the top of the world's largest and most volatile video platform is a calm, levelheaded person.
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"Since its peak on January 26th, the market has experienced its most volatile decline in many years."
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A turn for the worse In February 2018, she had her most volatile run-in with police yet.
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Indonesia's Barujari, inside the Rinjani caldera, is currently one of the most volatile volcanoes in the island nation.
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A prediction of additional rate hikes could rattle a stock market experiencing its most volatile stretch in years.
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He stayed largely out of sight as the stock market plummeted in its most volatile week in years.
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"It's the currency risk that is the most volatile, hardest to see and the fastest reacting," said Kotok.
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"We believe investors should generally bias their portfolios away from stocks with the most volatile growth," Snider said.
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October, historically the most volatile month of the year for stocks, is already living up to its name.
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It later recovered and closed just 285 points lower at 28,230 after its most volatile day since Dec.
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The move marks an escalation in violence which has destabilized Myanmar's most volatile state located in the remote northwest.
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We changed 92 bank Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs), making 1H17 the most volatile six-month period in recent years.
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Measured without these two most volatile components, inflation slowed to 1.1 percent in October from 1.3 percent in September.
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Dimon has entrusted Pinto with running the most volatile part of JPMorgan and dealing with the biggest corporate clients.
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Peterson, 33, seems the most volatile part of the mix; he hasn't had consecutive 90-yard games since 03.
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The confrontation with Iran appears to be the most volatile at the moment, with tensions escalating by the day.
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When steadily adhered to, dollar-cost averaging provides a consistency that cushions you during the most volatile of times.
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Sarin is considered "the most volatile of the nerve agents," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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TrumpLand's strangest feature is that it's attached to the most volatile and turbulent presidential election America has ever seen.
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To be sure, 2018 was the most volatile year since 2015, measured by intraday moves of 1 percent or more.
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Core inflation, which excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent in July.
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Core inflation, which excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent in June.
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Not to mention, most presidents see some significant movement among independents -- the most volatile group -- in the first nine months.
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Shares of the company, among Wall Street's most volatile in recent months, were roughly flat in early trading on Monday.
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Trump's approached his presidency like a producer steering the world's highest-stakes reality show and that show's most volatile contestant combined.
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CEO Abby Johnson led the charge into cryptocurrency, one of the riskiest and most volatile asset classes of the past year.
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It is no coincidence that some of the most volatile regions in the world are also those that lack water security.
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"This could be one of the most volatile weeks of the summer," said George Goncalves, head of U.S. rates at Nomura.
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The stock has been one of the most volatile among technology companies this month as the battle in digital streaming continues.
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Portfolio investment is typically the most volatile source of inflows, but last year's $13 billion drop demonstrated how unreliable remittances can be.
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The state has the fifth most volatile tax system of any American state, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts (Texas ranks 21st).
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The trade pits one of the biggest futures contracts in the commodity market against one of the most volatile, niche soft commodities.
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By comparison, one-month implied volatility in the Turkish lira, one of the most volatile emerging market currencies, stands at 17.9 percent.
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They also expected inflation excluding unprocessed food and energy -- the two most volatile components -- at 1.0 percent, the same as in May.
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Despite these risks, the US may be well on our way to backing the wrong horse in the world's most volatile region.
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Goldman feels Street expectations for the semiconductor universe are overly optimistic and cautioning that Jabil's earnings have been among the most volatile.
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Another entry in the book addresses the bike lane, which today is one of the most volatile flash points of civic life.
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The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 22019 points Thursday as investors grapple with the most volatile stock market in years.
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The 2016 Race The final couple of weeks before Iowa and New Hampshire are often among the most volatile of the primary season.
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There is a close correlation between movements in sterling and Britain's "core" rate of inflation (a measure which excludes the most volatile components).
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Bespoke Investment Group analyzed the most volatile names on earnings, looking at companies that have been publicly traded for at least five years.
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YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia – Indonesia&aposs most volatile volcano has spewed smoke and ash in the latest of several eruptions in less than two weeks.
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To find out, I set Tune to "quiet" and took it for a spin around some of the most volatile spaces on Reddit.
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All of this, of course, depends on how the markets hold up in what is traditionally the most volatile month of the year.
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" "In theory, it should probably lower market volatility, because the most volatile times of the year are when quarterly earnings start coming out.
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Thursday's losses on Wall Street ended an otherwise positive October, which has historically been the most volatile month of the year for stocks.
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Turkey is an important NATO ally in one of the most volatile corners of the world, and a repository for allied nuclear weapons.
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Not only is it the nation's largest and most volatile swing state in general elections, but it is nominally President Trump's home state.
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One of the most volatile presidents in recent memory in terms of his rhetoric has led to one of the least volatile stock markets.
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She appeases him at first, when he's at his most volatile, like any school administrator would, but especially one with the experience she has.
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Burlington played host to one of the most volatile Trump rallies yet with Trump's characteristic bombast and swagger met by equally forceful, repeated protests.
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"October is known for being one of the most volatile months and after two days, it is living up to that reputation," Detrick added.
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The CEO led the charge into cryptocurrency, one of the riskiest and most volatile asset classes of the past year, as early as 2014.
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Of the four elements of the Zodiac (fire, earth, air, and water), fire, as you might expect, has the most volatile and dynamic influence.
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The Brexit vote, some traders have said, could make Friday the most volatile day in foreign exchange markets since the sterling crisis of 1992.
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Further testament to failure lies in the ease with which he activates and exploits the most volatile human capacities: fear, resentment, hatred, bigotry, xenophobia.
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Bits Imagine you run Twitter, a social network that has played an important role in the most volatile presidential election in decades — maybe ever.
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Kyrgyzstan, which hosts a Russian military airbase, is the most volatile nation in Central Asia and has often seen political rivalry lead to violence.
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Background reading: • An explainer on sarin, the chemical weapon used in northern Syria, which is referred to as the "most volatile" of nerve agents.
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And to be sure, the most volatile tweets are coming from trolls looking to gin up maximum outrage and extend their social media clout.
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Tech stocks tend to be the most volatile, so the same dynamic that's led to such outsized gains could result in particularly large losses.
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For the month ahead, investors should be prepared for another bumpy ride as October has historically been the most volatile month, Goldman Sachs warned.
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Palestinian militant chief, Bilal Badr, says he has moved to Syria, removing one of the main combatants in one of Lebanon's most volatile settlements.
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It will begin doing so in the most volatile geopolitical environment the world has seen since World War II, leaving little room for error.
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"September is historically one of the most volatile months of the year," said Michael Purves, chief global strategist at Weeden & Co in New York.
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Sterling, the most volatile major currency, had been buoyed earlier in the day by a strong final reading of the UK services PMI for January.
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She believed the most volatile scenario would be an alliance between the PP, Ciudadanos and Vox, a coalition that would likely reinvigorate tensions with Catalonia.
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They're going to be reporting their third quarter, which has historically been the most volatile," Optimize Advisors President Michael Khouw said Wednesday on "Fast Money.
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Sterling, the most volatile major currency, had been buoyed earlier in the day by a strong final reading of the UK services PMI for January.
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Lately there has been a close correlation between movements in sterling and the "core" rate of inflation (a measure which excludes the most volatile components).
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It's one of the most volatile-dense liquids, meaning it's full of molecules that evaporate from the surface and can be detected by your nose.
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So too must captains of industry rise to accept their opportunity of influence, for the betterment of humanity in one of its most volatile moments.
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Revenue from fixed-income trading – JPMorgan's most volatile business – rose 31 percent to $3.4 billion, while stock trading revenue increased 8 percent to $1.2 billion.
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Four ASEAN member states have claims to the disputed South China Sea, one of the world's most volatile hotspots and one of its busiest waterways.
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Using a measure of inflation that excludes food and energy (the most volatile components of the Consumer Price Index), inflation ticks up to 1.8 percent.
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We might get more clarity on this race by the March 9 filing deadline, but for now it's among the most volatile in the country.
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Unable to access the internet, send letters, or even make calls using a fixed line, India's most volatile region has vanished from the modern world.
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In the first quarter, $20.28 billion was raised across the region including Japan, showed Refinitiv data, as markets experienced their most volatile days in decades.
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Ronnie and Jen, however, did anything but relax in that house -- the site of some of their most volatile fights in their frequently hostile relationship.
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Unfortunately, holiday gatherings can also be a source of stress as loved ones discuss volatile topics, including perhaps the most volatile topic of all — politics.
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Plus, he has that little newspaper, which means Trump really, really doesn't like him Personality: Bezos may be the most volatile CEO in the group.
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Cryptocurrencies experienced one of the most volatile months on record last month when Bitcoin lost thousands of dollars in value in a matter of days.
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August payroll numbers historically have been the most volatile due to seasonal distortions, often coming in weak at first reading only to be revised higher.
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In the book, Dorfman deems her relationship with her former fiancé and winner of the Bachelorette "the most volatile and fucked up relationship" of her life.
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Sterling has swung wildly this week between $1.30 and $1.33 and at junctures it has been at its most volatile since the June 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Read More Targeting killer diseases under the microscope The oil market is facing turbulent times, with recent months seeing some of the most volatile price moves.
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The violence touched a raw nerve in Oaxaca, which, despite a thriving tourism industry, is one of the poorest and most volatile states in the country.
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AIG Chief Executive Peter Hancock said that the adverse reserve development cover reduces the risk of further reserve additions in some of the most volatile lines.
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The announcement instantly sent shockwaves through Kashmir and Pakistan, and sparked fears that one of the world's most volatile flashpoints could soon spiral into worsening violence.
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Perhaps the most volatile question: does widely available free porn encourage "incels," the latest boogeymen from the Internet, and the calls for "enforced monogamy" from e.g.
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There were, however, big shifts among the two intermediate groups, which have proven to be the most volatile, and thus of most interest to campaign strategists.
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There were, however, big shifts among the two intermediate groups, which have proven to be the most volatile, and thus of most interest to campaign strategists.
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October is historically the most volatile month of the year for stocks, with the Cboe Volatility index, reaching 200 on average over the past three decades.
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They suffered only about one-third of the losses the S&P 500 experienced during one of the most volatile periods in U.S. stock market history.
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Malawi's maize prices are the most volatile in the region, he said, making farmers reluctant to invest and produce a surplus they cannot be sure of selling.
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As 2018 winds down, it's been roughly a year since Chyna stopped dominating the headlines as one of the most volatile players in the Kardashian-Jenner universe.
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However, excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was 0.7 percent year-on-year, down from 0.8 percent in the previous five months.
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The Permian pipeline story has led to renewed interest in one of the most volatile areas for energy investment: master limited partnerships focused on the pipeline companies.
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Most Likely Super Tuesday Upsets: The most volatile markets right now are: Trump to Win TX Primary Sanders to Win MA Primary Cruz to Win AR Primary.
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Republicans will all but certainly nominate Mr. Trump, who would be the most volatile and least prepared presidential candidate nominated by a major party in modern times.
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In Netflix's latest Marvel show, The Punisher, Turk finds himself with a gun to his head as he tries to reason with the city's most volatile antihero.
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Wall Street had its most volatile week so far this year, with worries about trade policy and a recession dominating the market and continuing into this week.
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The flurry of political posturing and legal actions underscores how intensely divided the country's largest and most volatile battleground state remains along political, demographic and geographic lines.
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Republicans will all but certainly nominate Mr. Trump, who would be the most volatile and least-prepared presidential candidate nominated by a major party in modern times.
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But Turkey, a country that physically and culturally straddles East and West, is in the midst of one of the most volatile periods in its recent history.
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Anaheim led the league with 46 fighting majors, and the Flames were fourth with 35, which means this could be the most volatile matchup of the playoffs.
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The back-and-forth over the bill this week has led to some of the most volatile trading Wall Street has seen since Trump's election in November.
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Donald Trump has reportedly hired Omarosa Manigault, one of the most volatile reality television stars in history, to fill a public engagement role on his White House staff.
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Inboard/sterndrive boats and engines - historically the company's most volatile business line - represents roughly 15% of total sales today, down from approximately 40% of total sales in 2007.
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The show includes coverage of the last, and often most volatile, hour of the trading day as well as all the breaking news released after the market close.
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However, excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was just 0.7 percent year-on-year, down from 0.8 percent in the previous five months.
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"September and October have historically been the most volatile months of the year, and September has historically been the worst month of the year for markets as well."
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Much more potent than the average pesticide, the Center for Disease Control calls sarin "the most volatile of the nerve agents," able to quickly spread into the environment.
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In one of the most volatile months in recent memory, U.S. stocks are on pace to close broadly in the red along with the rest of global markets.
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A lack of helicopters was exacerbated when the generals succeeded in pushing for the ill-fated deployment of 3,300 troops to Helmand, one of Afghanistan's most volatile provinces.
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In his 2014 confirmation hearing to be commander of Pacific Command, Harris said he believed North Korea to be the "most volatile and dangerous threat " in the region.
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The ongoing Senate fight exemplifies Florida's status as the nation's largest and most volatile battleground state, where elections are often — and almost reliably — decided by ultra-slim margins.
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While bond trading was the main driver of Morgan Stanley's earnings beat, it is the most volatile business on Wall Street and big swings in revenue are common.
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As of Wednesday, all schools have been suspended in Kandy and a strict curfew remains in place within the most volatile areas of the city, according to police.
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We're at bachelor party night and it's clear that the most-volatile, least stable couples (Giannina & Damien, Barnett and the ex-tank mechanic) are headed to the altar.
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But why has it placed itself in a situation where, for two years now, it has been ratcheting up tensions in the most volatile part of the world?
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The PCE index minus food and energy prices, the two most volatile sectors, increased 85033 percent in the first quarter, a 0.6 percent increase from the previous quarter.
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But the St. Pete poll suggests that Bloomberg's aggressive spending has allowed him to build early name recognition in the nation's largest and most volatile general election battleground.
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But as 2016, the most volatile year for markets in a long while, draws to a close, it is striking that hedge funds have failed to perform markedly better.
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All three are urgently looking for Trump to more fully articulate what, until now, have been vague proclamations of US policy toward some of the world's most volatile regions.
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The about-turn came after one of the most volatile weeks for oil, with prices initially falling nearly 23.7 percent over a four-day stretch before springing back higher.
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The backdrop: February has proven to be one of the most volatile months for the stock market in years, pummeled by investor fears about inflation and higher interest rates.
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Why it matters: The report has taken on higher significance after strong wage growth roiled the stock market, resulting in one of the most volatile trading months in years.
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The dramatic expansion of what is effectively a charge on lending to governments comes during one of the most volatile starts to a financial markets year in many decades.
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" The group called itself the Senecans, inspired by the stoicism of the Roman statesman and tutor to the Emperor Nero, thus equating Thatcher with that "most volatile of emperors.
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If nature abhors a vacuum, politics abhors a military standoff, especially between two nations in one of the poorest, most volatile and most strategically sensitive regions of the world.
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No. Gianina and Damian were the most volatile couple of the season, exhibiting extreme anger at one another and then, almost instantly, shifting all the way to extreme horniness.
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Poor countries have less capacity than rich ones to adapt to changing weather patterns, and tend to be closer to the equator, where weather patterns are becoming most volatile.
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Inventories, which is one of the most volatile components of GDP, tacked on 0.6 percentage point to the quarter's expansion after subtracting from growth in the past five quarters.
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But despite seeing the most volatile president in recent memory, the market has been largely free of volatility — highlighting investor belief that Mr. Trump will deliver market-friendly policies.
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They're concerned that Riyadh could try to use the technology to start a nuclear weapons program and make one of most volatile regions in the world even more unstable.
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Core inflation, which according to the European Central Bank's definition excludes the most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, was unchanged at 0.8 percent, in line with market expectations.
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The press secretary is out of the spotlight during one of the most volatile cycles of Trump's presidency so far, following the firing of FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday.
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Stocks attempted to rally on Friday, but failed, concluding one of the most volatile weeks on Wall Street ever as investors grapple with mounting fears over the coronavirus' economic blow.
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"Our most volatile and dangerous threat is North Korea, with its quest for nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them intercontinentally," he said during a 2014 Senate confirmation hearing.
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If so, this new team of hard-liners will be cast, in their first month together, into two of the most volatile nuclear issues of the post-Cold War era.
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It came amid hope and excitement about the ratification of a devolution plan that aims to bring development, jobs and peace to one of Asia's poorest and most volatile places.
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The most volatile disputes have to do with social issues on which public opinion in Western countries has moved away from church teaching — among them homosexuality, abortion, divorce and remarriage.
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U.S. government debt yields rose Tuesday as investors prepared for the end of one of the most volatile quarters in recent memory thanks to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Meanwhile, core inflation - a measure which excludes the two most volatile components of food and energy and is closely watched by the ECB - was stable at 1.3 percent in August.
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The year is only halfway through and already 2018 is on track to be the most volatile since the financial crisis, Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note published Monday.
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There's still a lot of "hair" on this company - and TSLA remains the most volatile stock we've ever covered - but we think bears will struggle to poke holes in today's results.
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The pound has swung wildly in the last 48 hours between $1.30 and $1.33 and the currency has at junctures been at its most volatile since the June 2016 Brexit referendum.
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"If you could just avoid the most volatile and the worst earners, you're going to win in this game relative to everybody else," he told Business Insider in an exclusive interview.
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While the four least volatile groups have performed about as well as the overall market, the most volatile group has done far worse — and unprofitable companies have performed just as poorly.
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Markets so far this year have been the most volatile since the sub-prime crisis, with Wall Street's so-called fear gauge - the CBOE volatility index - reaching its highest since 13.
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"If the worst is indeed behind us, it would mark the fastest and most volatile bear market decline on record," chief US chief equity strategist David Kostin told clients on Friday.
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Obama's presidency spanned some of the most volatile economic conditions since the Great Depression, brought on by the financial crisis and the Great Recession when he took over the White House.
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The unique arrangement provided two separate, independent lines of communication that allowed the US to understand and deal with sensitive issues in one of the most volatile places in the world.
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Two Chadian peacekeepers were killed on Thursday and at least 10 others were wounded when a U.N. camp came under mortar fire in the northern Kidal region, the country's most volatile.
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With only four characters and a single set, "Beauty Queen," the first play in Martin McDonagh's "Leenane Trilogy," focuses much of its energy on this most volatile of mother-daughter relationships.
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There may be one reason why investors fear October so much despite stocks averaging a gain this time of the year: it tends to be the most volatile month of the calendar.
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Heightened tensions between Sunni-dominated Saudi Arabia and Shiite-dominated Iran send shivers down the spines of many, who fear a new war could break out in the world's most volatile region.
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Total revenue fell 3 percent to $24.08 billion, beating the average estimate of $2500 billion, while revenue from fixed-income trading — often JPMorgan's most volatile business — fell 22016 percent to $25.6 billion.
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President Trump should be "doubling down" on its broadcasts, and not considering cuts for a network that dispatches truth, hope and inspiration to some of the most volatile parts of the world.
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Mining and commodity firms have been among the most volatile in markets, as the slide in oil prices and fears around the strength and stability of the Chinese economy have gripped markets.
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But militants continue to stage attacks in FATA, which remains off-bounds for foreigners and is considered one of the most volatile parts of the nuclear-armed nation of 208 million people.
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After an official at California Polytechnic State said that its financial situation had caused "the most volatile, unpredictable environment" ever, students voted for the success fee, now $814, to reduce class size.
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Coats also spoke about threats from China, Russia and Iran but singled out North Korea as the "most volatile and confrontational" in terms of weapons of mass destruction in the coming year.
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High earners are the most responsive to tax, and their incomes are among the most volatile—as Britain discovered in the financial crisis, which whacked bankers' bonuses and with them tax receipts.
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Big price swings have been seen in each major stock benchmark and sector in October over the past 30 years, with technology and health care being the most volatile groups, Goldman said.
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Spain's most volatile fault lines lay just beneath the political surface, turning what might otherwise be just another election into a reminder of unfinished business and the potentially wrenching tasks still ahead.
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Bungie's story rivals gaming's most volatile, its marriage to Halo growing steadily uneasy under fatigue, hubris and the weight of blockbuster expectation when it wasn't at risk of being outright consumed from within.
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Earnings season is among the most volatile times for short-term traders and this one will be no exception with many cult stocks expected to have double-digit percentage swings in any direction.
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TEHRAN — Three Sunni-led countries joined Saudi Arabia on Monday in severing or downgrading diplomatic ties with Iran, worsening a geopolitical conflict with sectarian dimensions in one of the world's most volatile regions.
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In the CDS market the iTraxx benchmark ITAIG5Y=MG is trading at 142/145 bps, wider by about 8bps, and traders said it was one of the most volatile days of the year.
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"Do you think the ideologue or the pragmatist prevails?" said Cornerstone Macro analyst Roberto Perli, who like many in the markets argues that Trump's most volatile rhetoric won't find its way into practice.
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Excluding the most volatile prices for unprocessed food and energy, inflation was 0.8 percent year-on-year, from 0.7 percent in October and the same as the level of the previous five months.
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Since it launched in August 2010, Tolo News has become one of the most popular and active news outlets in Afghanistan, employing dozens of journalists, including many in the country's most volatile provinces.
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The 2018 threat assessment, released in February, also listed North Korea as a top threat, calling the North "among the most volatile and confrontational" weapons of mass destruction threat over the next year.
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Earnings season can be one of the most volatile times for short-term traders and this one will be no exception with many retail stocks set to report over the next two weeks.
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AFTER the most volatile and closely run campaign in recent history, the French first-round vote has yielded an extraordinary outcome, putting two party outsiders into the final round of the country's presidential election.
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"There is silence and fear here," said Farooq Bigh, a council leader and resident of Uri, one of the most volatile areas in Indian-controlled Kashmir which is close to the Line of Control.
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"Oil, which has been one of the most fickle, most volatile series that everybody's watching, is having a nice day," said Tim Dreiling, regional investment director for the Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank.
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In slides for a presentation for investors and analysts in London, the company addressed several issues that have made its shares the most volatile among major stocks on the Amsterdam Euronext exchange this year.
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"When I look at this, what it seems like is one of the most volatile and confusing players is Trump," said Scott Seaman, who analyzes Japan and South Korea for consulting firm Eurasia Group.
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The gunman targeted white officers who were monitoring a group protesting police violence against black civilians, bringing together some of our most intractable problems—rampant gun violence, police brutality—in the most volatile way.
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Among the other issues for investors to watch: first, in India - the most volatile telco market in APAC - where the pricing strategy of disruptor Reliance Jio will be crucial in determining incumbents' credit strength.
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And in the Middle East, one of the most volatile regions in the world, abandoning our alliances and force deployment in the region would leave Israel, one of our most important allies, seriously compromised.
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The most volatile couple on "90 Day Fiance" had an explosive argument that led to facial injuries for both and seems to have ended in an arrest ... according to wild series of Instagram posts.
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Northwestern Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun lands are awash with weapons and the area remains the most volatile region in the country despite the military's success in driving out many al Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban militants.
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The reveal of this song, through that line, may be Wayne at his most volatile, but it's only a reveal because—as the freestyle version proves—it is also Wayne at his most brilliant.
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Thanks to one of the most volatile weather patterns on the planet and primitive navigational beacons, more US military planes have crashed on this tiny, Kentucky-sized island than almost anywhere else on Earth.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told the Singapore forum that Washington remained committed to the region and insisted it would oppose China's militarization of the disputed South China Sea, one of Asia's most volatile hotspots.
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"Butter over the last three years has been a big mover, probably one of the most volatile commodities on earth," said Robert Chesler, who follows the dairy sector at FCStone, a commodity risk management company.
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Without these two most volatile components, a measure the European Central Bank calls core inflation, prices rose 0.3 percent on the month and 1.2 percent year-on-year, the same annual rate as in January.
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After last week's trading that saw the continental currency move in its largest range since December and matching any of its most volatile days in the past five years, Monday morning's moves were generally muted.
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Lani is running out of time to display the talent that appears to lurk within one of the most volatile, headstrong and quirky thoroughbreds to compete in the Triple Crown races in many a generation.
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Detrick points to the fact that October has historically been the most volatile month of the year, with more 1 percent moves than any other month, so investors can expect a likely spike in volatility.
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The final hand count brought to an end one of the most expensive and closely watched Senate races of 2018 and handed Republicans a key victory in the nation's largest and most volatile battleground state.
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Ghani visited Kandahar, the provincial capital and Afghanistan's second biggest city, on Thursday on a trip intended to bolster support for his national unity government in one of the most volatile regions of the country.
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But core inflation, which excludes the two most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, went up to 2000 percent from 17.33 percent in June, contrary to market expectations of a drop to 217.3 percent.
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But the measure excluding these most volatile components, or what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, accelerated to 0003% year-on-year from 1.2% in October, beating market expectations of a rise to 1.3%.
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Excluding the two most volatile components of unprocessed food and energy, a measure closely watched by the ECB, inflation was stable at 1.3 percent in August, against market expectations of a drop to 1.2 percent.
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On Wednesday, the most-active iron ore contract on Dalian posted its most volatile trading day since July 2015 when futures prices hit their lowest since the contract began in 2013, based on Thomson Reuters data.
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Nangarhar, one of the main strongholds of Islamic State militant fighters since early 2015, has been one of the most volatile regions this year, with a string of suicide bombings and attacks on its capital, Jalalabad.
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Stocks may have managed to eke out small gains in the last trading sessions of the month, but that hasn't saved the market from what's been one of the most volatile starts to a year ever.
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"The Halifax index is by far the most volatile measure of house prices ... so it would be a mistake to sound the alarm over April's huge fall in prices," Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said.
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Examining the relationship over the past several years, one finds that gold and the S&P are a most volatile couple — occasionally moving nearly in lockstep, sometimes running away from each other and frequently displaying indifference.
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Far from taking it off the table, Jerusalem -- the most volatile issue in the negotiations -- is now front and center at a time when neither of the parties are willing or able to deal with it.
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Depending on the results from across the United Kingdom, the night of June 23 and early morning of June 24 could rank as one of the most volatile nights in the history of the London market.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Monday to fast-track new legislation for autonomy in the country's most volatile region, advancing a protracted process to end decades of rebellion and thwart rising Islamist militancy.
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How university and college administrations have dealt with campus sexual misconduct charges has become one of the most volatile issues in higher education, with many women saying higher education leaders have not taken their trauma seriously.
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Fitch considered that exposure to the won-dollar exchange rate would fall in the most volatile of the four categories of currency pairs in the stress assumptions, and has applied category 103 assumptions in its stress scenario.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, formulating US strategy toward some of the world's most volatile regions, is packing his schedule this week with meetings and phone calls designed to elicit input and advice for how to proceed.
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The region - which includes strong U.S. allies Japan, South Korea and Australia - hosts some of the world's most volatile flashpoints, with high tension on the Korean peninsula and China's militarization of the South China Sea causing friction.
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Though comments from policymakers have been perceived by markets as conciliatory, sterling remains the most volatile currencies among the majors with expected swings in currency fluctuations doubling over the past month to the highest in six months.
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Next week, coming off one of the most volatile stretches in years, two important readings on U.S. inflation could help determine whether the stock market begins to settle or if another bout of volatility is in store.
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The region includes strong U.S. allies Japan, South Korea and Australia and has some of the world's most volatile flashpoints, with high tension on the Korean peninsula and China's militarization of the South China Sea causing friction.
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But intractable problems in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait underscore that competition for dominance of the Pacific Ocean remains the most volatile source of conflict between the two nations — and the tensions are rising.
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Pat McCrory, North Carolina's Republican governor, trailing by only a few thousand votes in one of the country's most volatile and expensive races, said early Wednesday that he would not concede the contest until at least Nov.
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China's increasing military presence in the Spratlys has stirred fears it could lead to an air defense zone, which would escalate tension with other claimants, and the United States, in one of the world's most volatile areas.
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News Analysis ERBIL, Iraq — After a century of yearning, the Kurds of Iraq have managed, at last, to pull off a vote for independence, but not without antagonizing nearly everyone in perhaps the world's most volatile region.
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Earnings season is among the most volatile times for short-term traders, and this one will be no exception, with many cult stocks expected by the options market to have double-digit percentage swings in any direction.
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For example, Abraaj Group, a $9.5 billion private equity firm that invests in some of the world's most volatile markets, created a $526 million Turkey Fund that is betting on the long-term growth of the Turkish economy.
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The forint has become the region's most volatile unit in the past month, taking the place of the leu, which has calmed down as tax measures which had caused jitters for months in Bucharest markets got watered down.
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Some of Wells Fargo's most volatile exposure sits within Wells Fargo Energy Capital, a unit that sought fat returns through equity investments and high-risk loans to small companies like Cubic Energy, assuming the energy boom would last.
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It's not necessarily a huge deal, but for those aggressive investors looking for targeted exposure to the smallest, most volatile gold miners, perhaps that's something that turns them off from the fund and compels them to look elsewhere.
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Preparing for what could be the most volatile 24 hours in a quarter of a century, the world biggest banks including Citi and Goldman Sachs plan to draft senior traders to work through the night following the referendum.
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Helmland Province, which has sprawling opium fields and is known as the Taliban heartland, remains one of the most volatile provinces in the country, with the insurgent group controlling several districts and contesting almost all of the others.
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Indeed, it has been a source of confusion and curiosity for many market analysts that the most volatile president in recent memory is now presiding over a market that has been largely free of volatility since mid-November.
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The leaders played down differences over the South China Sea in a carefully worded statement, mentioning only that several of them were "seriously concerned over recent developments" in the waterway that is the most volatile hotspot in the region.
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The first quarter was one of the most volatile starts to a year for financial markets in living memory, a period of turbulence that tightened global financial conditions and put a pause on the U.S. interest rate-raising cycle.
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China's increasing military presence in the disputed sea could effectively lead to a Beijing-controlled air defense zone, they said, ratcheting up tensions with other claimants and with the United States in one of the world's most volatile areas.
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Dear President Obama, I am writing to request that you take a modest step in the next several days that could help save thousands of black lives in the largest country and most volatile region in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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The withdrawal, which the military said began with equipment removal on Friday, is just the latest instance of a broader American disengagement from the Middle East that could have lasting effects on one of the world's most volatile regions.
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In terms of the actual percentage change from February to final since 217, corn has been the most volatile and wheat the least, but neither of them have a particular bias toward the high or low side (tmsnrt.rs/229ThfAoL).
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China's increasing military presence in the Spratlys has stirred fears it could lead to an air defense zone the country controls, which would escalate tension with other claimants, and the United States, in one of the world's most volatile areas.
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With that in mind, it's sad and ironic, then, that the world's supposedly most volatile nation is the only country on the list that probably doesn't even have sufficient food or money to provide its troops with a good meal.
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To that end, if diplomacy could be successful in resolving the most volatile and complex point of tension between the US and Iran -- the nuclear dispute -- Trump should also employ diplomacy to peacefully resolve the remaining differences between Washington and Tehran.
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That sent the British currency to its lowest levels since at least 24, and came just hours after the pound tapped a year-to-date high of $2772, in what may be the currency's most volatile session since at least 21.20.
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The Republic of Djibouti, already one of the most volatile places in the world, sits at the meeting point of three of the earth's tectonic plates -- and they're being pulled apart (albeit at a rate of two centimeters per year).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock investors on Monday will be seeking to divine if the deepest weekly slide since January 2016 will continue or if the market will turn the corner after one of the most volatile five days in years.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The United States is considering intensified naval patrols in the South China Sea in a bid to challenge China's growing militarization of the waterway, actions that could further raise the stakes in one of the world's most volatile areas.
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China's main commodity exchanges have even launched a series of fee hikes and margin increases for some of their most volatile, niche contracts from coke to glass as authorities cracked down on speculation that is fuelling a surge in prices.
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The tumult also underscored how intensely divided the country's largest and most volatile battleground state remains along political and demographic lines 2900 years after handing George W. Bush the presidency following one of the most controversial recounts in U.S. history.
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ASEAN is also working to devise a model extradition treaty and negotiating a code of conduct with China to ease tensions in the disputed South China Sea, one of the world's most volatile hotspots and one of its busiest waterways.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's main commodity exchanges launched a series of fee hikes and margin increases for some of their most volatile, niche contracts from coke to glass as authorities cracked down on speculation that is fuelling a surge in prices.
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Nelson's loss Tuesday brings to an end to the Democrat's 18-year career in the U.S. Senate and signals that Florida, the nation's largest and most volatile swing state, isn't yet ready to say goodbye to its two-term governor.
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The liquidation of Tampa, Florida-based OptionSellers accounts comes after one of the most volatile weeks in the U.S. natural gas market in years, as commodities funds scrambled to unwind bets after sudden reversals in the oil and gas futures markets.
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The share price of Glencore, which is based in Baar, Switzerland, has been among the most volatile of the mining giants, as investors worried that falling commodity prices could prevent the company from maintaining payments on its relatively high debt.
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Bolton, known in Washington as a maximalist hawk, is arguably the most volatile addition to the Administration since its inception—an unrepentant advocate of the Iraq War who has also argued for regime change in Iran and in North Korea.
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People who have known Mr. Trump for years pointed out that he has never been as cornered — or as isolated — as he is right now, and that he is at his most volatile when he feels backed against the wall.
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Across the board — from speculative stock trading apps offered by startups like Robinhood, to savings-focused investment applications like Acorns, and established companies like Etrade — would-be investors are turning to trading even as the markets are at their most volatile.
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To listen to 2020 Democrats, some of the most volatile critiques of the top three polling candidates aren't worthy of public debate — even though Trump and GOP operatives have made clear they'd hammer them on those issues during the general election.
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October has historically been the most volatile month as the Cboe Volatility Index, or the VIX, tends to peak in the month, jumping to more than 21 points on average over the past 30 years, according to Macro Risk Advisors.
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"October tends to be the most volatile month for stock markets and we wouldn't be surprised to see a correction in stock markets especially if trade disputes escalate again," Trevor Greetham, head of multi-asset at Royal London Asset Management.
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But the silence in the capitals of Muslim-majority countries unaffected by the order reflected a lack of solidarity and an enduring uncertainty about the direction that Mr. Trump's foreign policy might take in some of the world's most volatile corners.
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The Russian presence in CAR expanded dramatically at the beginning of this year, after the UN Security Council agreed Moscow could send trainers and weapons to the country -- one of the most volatile in Africa -- to help train local forces.
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The newfound stability has reduced the cost of protection from one of the world's most volatile exchange rates in recent years, offering relief for companies struggling in a recession and making it easier for foreigners to buy into Brazilian markets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The price of oil has been caught in one of its most volatile couple of weeks in months after OPEC and rival Russia hinted they may discuss a possible output freeze, as demand slows and a global surplus becomes more entrenched.
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After last year's shock with the U.K. referendum to leave the European Union to the expected demise of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal and America's pivot to Asia , the global political risk environment is at its most volatile in the postwar period.
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Monday is forecast to be the most volatile day, with an unusually strong low pressure area for this time of year centered near Kansas, drawing up moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and providing the strong winds needed for rotating thunderstorms to form.
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The start of the U.S. company earnings season is also set to kick off, with hopes abound that a reprieve from the dollar's climb may improve the outlook after one of the most volatile starts to the year ever for Wall Street.
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This year's gathering next month in London could be the most volatile of the lot – taking place not just against the backdrop of unpredictable looming British and American elections, but now open questioning of the alliance's future by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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However, amongst the highest-rated manufacturers, Daimler's net cash generation has been the most volatile in the past decade and is weak for the rating category, in part due to extraordinary contributions to pensions and regular contributions to its financial services operations.
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The world's biggest banks including Citi and Goldman Sachs will draft in senior traders to work through the night following Britain's referendum on EU membership, set to be among the most volatile 24 hours for markets in a quarter of a century.
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After an escalation of the U.S.-China trade row sparked one of the most volatile weeks of the year for U.S. stock and bond markets, investors are focusing on the U.S. economy's ability to absorb a tariff war with some critical health checks on Thursday.
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"If you wanted to think about the most volatile tax that you could possibly imagine, it would be an IPO tax," Nelsen said, worrying that San Francisco wouldn't draw any revenue in a downturn and might draw too much revenue in a bull market.
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Mr. Tapper has spent the last four years working on the novel — a seeming eternity for someone whose metabolism is attuned to the wild gyrations of the 24-hour news cycle, during one of the most volatile and unpredictable eras in the nation's political history.
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Volatility among well-educated whites One senior strategist for one of the top contenders, who asked to remain anonymous while discussing the campaign's internal calculations, said these "wine track" voters have proved to be the most volatile component of the Democratic electorate so far.
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"The Obama-Clinton foreign policy gave rise to the [Islamic State in Iraq and Syria], made Iran flush with cash and is now admitting vast numbers of refugees and migrants into the United States from some of the most volatile regions of the world," he said.
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Hackett, whose company runs mutual funds with a total of $67 billion in assets, says the worst pain in the stock market comes from the 20% of companies that are most volatile — and if investors manage to avoid those, they can succeed without doing much more.
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"We believe that the economy, as well as BoE monetary policy, do not justify the current sterling weakness, but that politics will remain the most volatile component in the equation, preventing sterling from a decent recovery just yet," UBS strategist Constantin Bolz said in a note.
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In the financial services sector, where a Brexit vote will echo the loudest, large banks including Citi and Goldman Sachs will have senior traders working through the night, which is set to be among the most volatile 24 hours for markets in a quarter of a century.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate voted on Friday morning to cut off debate and move to a final vote on Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, setting up a weekend showdown that will end the most volatile confirmation process in decades for the nation's highest court.
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"The Obama-Clinton foreign policy gave rise to ISIS, made Iran flush with cash, and is now admitting vast numbers of refugees and migrants into the United States from some of the most volatile regions in the world," Trump senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said in a statement.
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"In five of the last nine years, the last two weeks of the year have been pretty quiet, but in 2008 and again in 2014, the last two weeks were the most volatile of the year," Marshall Gittler, head of investment research at FXPrimus, said in a note.
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Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson Center, told NPR last month that Afghanistan was still "one of the most volatile regions in the world," and that Trump's addition of troops was hardly a sure path to success for the war-torn country.
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"If you look at volatile markets and go back to 2008 and 2009, a blend of emerging market — both debt and equity, say 40 in equity and 60 in debt — outperformed the S&P in both 2008 to 2009, two of the most volatile years we've had," she said.
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To many in Washington, that dilemma is secondary to the question of whether Turkey will be a reliable partner in the battle against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, a willing host to American forces and a stable player in the world's most volatile corner.
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In 2010, he signed onto a letter from the Coalition of Legislators for Energy Action Now that called climate change "a threat multiplier for instability in the most volatile regions of the world," and asked the Obama Administration to pass a suit of clean energy and climate change laws.
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Powell certainly had help getting into this precarious situation — he's had to dodge a fight with President Trump at every turn and negotiate a monetary tightening cycle amid a stock market that has been its most volatile in years and that last year delivered its worst performance since the financial crisis.
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BEIJING — Secretary of State John Kerry and his Chinese counterpart laid out diverging positions regarding the South China Sea on Tuesday, indicating that annual talks between the United States and China had done little to bridge the differences over what has become one of the most volatile issues in their relationship.
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The meeting came amid one of the most volatile weeks for flagship virtual currency bitcoin, which at one stage had halved in value from its record high of $20,000 set on the Luxembourg Bitstamp exchange BTC=BTSP a month ago, amid investor fears of a regulatory crackdown to curb speculators.
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And so, the S&P 210 — after dropping 22014% to end February in the fastest such correction on record — last week went screaming in both directions, alternating quicksilver rallies with urgent selloffs in the most volatile action since the 21 panic over a feared U.S. debt default and European credit crisis.
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And it's one of the most volatile stocks, and their investors, they certainly have large, institutional investors, but the number of fanboys that they have with smaller investors, either prop up the share price sometimes or add to that volatility, and I'm kind of really curious to see if that happens with Lyft.
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Moscow's ultimate intentions in the Central African Republic, one of the poorest and most volatile countries on earth, are unclear: whether to exploit the country's mineral wealth, which may also include uranium, or to plant the Russian flag in the heart of Africa, in a country that has borders with six other states.
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Pyongyang's defiance and the lack of any major diplomatic effort underway to coax it back to the negotiating table over its expanding nuclear arsenal means that Obama, like George W. Bush before him, will likely hand over to a new president one of the most volatile foreign policy challenges for the United States.
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It is also seen as a broader challenge to powerful Republican political voices in the United States, among them the libertarian billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch and the anti-tax activist Grover Norquist, who have attacked lawmakers who support a carbon tax, making it among the most volatile ideas in American politics.
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"Fuel is the most volatile cost item, but also the most important in terms of the industry's environmental impact," says Farid Trad, Head of Energy & Financial Markets at CMA CGM, a world leader in maritime transport and logistics whose fleet of more than 22 vessels operates on more than 22050 shipping lines worldwide.
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That means despite the market downturn after the British vote to leave the European Union ("Brexit"), the 2013 federal debt ceiling scare and the 2008 meltdown, you still would have been better off just sitting in a stock index fund after the market's most volatile periods and continuing to buy shares even as stocks plunged.
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Trump's sojourns to his oceanfront resort -- filled with hours of unstructured time on his palm-lined patio, random chats in the buffet line on prime rib night and interactions with wealthy friends that often serve to reinforce his most volatile instincts -- can sometimes be anxiety-inducing for members of his staff and congressional GOP leaders.
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Here's his first: "My goal, when I came into office, was to make sure that Iran did not get a nuclear weapon and thereby trigger a nuclear arms race in the most volatile part of the world," Obama told NPR's Steve Inskeep on April 7, 2015, three months before the US and six world powers signed the Iran deal.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has been in office with the most volatile stock market since the financial crisis.
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TBILISI, Georgia — Scott Mi, a businessman from western China, stood on a balcony on one of the nine completed towers of 27 that his company plans to build and gestured toward the distant hilltop boundary of his improbable domain — a new, Chinese-built city rising atop one of the most volatile geopolitical fault lines left by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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However, earnings at Winterflood, Europe's largest market maker, jumped 14% to 10.6 million pounds as investor confidence improved after a decisive result from the December election in the UK. The current year by far has been the most volatile for markets since the 2008 financial crisis, with crude prices marking their worst day on Monday since the 1991 Gulf War.
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And standing still to switch colors in the most volatile combat situations is a one-way ticket to another loading screen, especially when Joule is locked into a dome force field that only drops when all enemies are defeated—getting pinned against the barrier will see your health bar smashed to smithereens, Joule easily stunned and unable to dash away from a barrage of attacks.
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The press secretary, whose absence was long-planned, was missing from one of the most volatile cycles of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tenure so far, after Trump fired former FBI Director James Comey.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is leading President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE by 9 points in Florida, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday, an early signal that the president may face an uphill battle in the country's largest and most volatile battleground state.
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