heightened volatility
[/ˈhaɪtənd vɑːˈlætɪləti/]
noun phrase
volatilidade aumentada
1. A state of increased unpredictability, instability, or rapid fluctuations in prices, markets, or conditions; greater variability than normal
The stock market experienced heightened volatility during the economic crisis.
O mercado de ações experienciou volatilidade aumentada durante a crise econômica.
2. In finance, a measure of greater price swings or larger percentage changes in asset values over a given period
Heightened volatility in cryptocurrency markets makes investment riskier.
A volatilidade aumentada nos mercados de criptomoedas torna o investimento mais arriscado.
3. In general usage, a condition characterized by sudden, unpredictable changes or emotional instability
Heightened volatility in her mood made it difficult to predict her reactions.
A volatilidade aumentada em seu humor dificultava prever suas reações.
This term is predominantly used in financial and investment contexts in both Brazil and the USA. During periods of economic uncertainty, such as pandemic-related disruptions or political instability, Brazilian news media and financial analysts frequently reference 'volatilidade aumentada' to describe market conditions. In the USA, heightened volatility is a standard term used by Wall Street professionals, financial advisors, and media outlets like Bloomberg and CNBC. The concept gained particular prominence after the 2008 financial crisis and continues to be a key indicator for investment strategy discussions.
NYC Slang
market's going crazy
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