higher volatility
[ˈhaɪər vɑːˈlætɪləti]
noun phrase
maior volatilidade
1. Greater degree of fluctuation or unpredictability in price, value, or performance; increased variation in market conditions or asset prices over a given period
The stock market experienced higher volatility during the economic crisis.
O mercado de ações experimentou maior volatilidade durante a crise econômica.
2. In finance, a statistical measure indicating increased price swings and risk uncertainty for investments
Investors should expect higher volatility in emerging market funds.
Os investidores devem esperar maior volatilidade em fundos de mercados emergentes.
3. A tendency for rapid and unpredictable changes in any measurable factor or condition
The cryptocurrency market is known for higher volatility compared to traditional assets.
O mercado de criptomoedas é conhecido pela maior volatilidade em comparação com ativos tradicionais.
The term 'higher volatility' is predominantly used in financial and economic discussions in both Brazilian and American English contexts. In Brazil, particularly in São Paulo's financial district, the phrase is integral to investment discourse and financial news reporting. In the USA, especially in NYC and on Wall Street, it's a critical term for risk assessment and portfolio management. The concept reflects the growing importance of financial literacy and investment awareness in both cultures.
NYC Slang
wild swings in the market; market's going crazy
Related Idioms & Phrases
riding the waves of volatility
buckle up for volatility
volatility is a two-edged sword
navigating turbulent market conditions
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