The S&P 500 lost $500 billion in just 5 minutes, after Powell declared that a rate cut by the Fed is unlikely.
S&P 500 toward 5,000, Bitcoin in precarious balance: the great show of the American financial market.
Financial markets remain dependent on liquidity. While indices have regained significant valuation, markets are betting on a relaxation of interest rates.
Volatility is a peculiar topic in the world of finance, and even more so in the world of cryptocurrencies. Indeed, volatility can be analyzed from two perspectives. On one hand, it allows us to measure the likely variations of an asset and, in some cases, anticipate its movements. On the other hand, the overall volatility of assets reveals which ones truly benefit from periods of tension. In this article, we will focus on a historical volatility approach.