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Meanings of more volatile in English
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Usage of more volatile in English
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Experts have debated for years whether speculation makes commodity prices more volatile.
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Indeed, stocks have probably been more volatile than any other asset class.
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Sarabanda Dark, on the other hand, has a more volatile market price.
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Some investors also prefer bonds with steady yields to more volatile stocks.
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Long term, the more volatile biotech stocks of today may be tomorrow's winners.
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The result was that the performance of those companies was much more volatile.
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Small-company stocks were much more volatile over that period: 32 percent.
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Equities are typically more volatile and gain favour at times of rising optimism.
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It said lactoferrin prices were also more volatile than previously anticipated.
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Serbia opposes independence, arguing that it would make the region even more volatile.
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But aluminum is more expensive than steel and prices are considered more volatile.
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Longer-term Treasuries have already become more volatile than the almost comatose S&P 500.
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Some target-date funds are much more volatile than others, depending upon their allocation.
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Japanese stocks will be more volatile after the holiday, he added.
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This survey tends to be more volatile than official manufacturing figures.
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There are fewer currencies which operate on a more volatile basis than ZAR.
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More volatile through the time
More volatile across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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