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Fulcrum Finance

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 421 868 028

Address: 46 Brae St 4012 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.fulcrumfinance.com.au

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15.01.2022 High volatility unlikely to be permanent Despite the spike in volatility in the past week, it is premature to assume the low volatility environment has come to an end, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments. Speaking in Sydney this week, Aberdeen Standard Investments chief economist Jeremy Lawson said that volatility as measured by the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) is episodic in nature.... "Volatility is never at its long-term average. It's either a long way below that average, or it's a long way above it. So you oscillate between these periods of high volatility and low volatility," he said. Even in periods of low volatility, there can be spikes that quickly die back down again, Mr Lawson said. "That's a common feature of the environment, and there's nothing unusual about that," he said. The VIX index reached a high of nearly 50 on Monday during the trading of US markets (it has only touched about 15 four times in the past year). While the size of that movement was unusual, Mr Lawson said, the notion that there would be spikes in volatility was "widely discussed" in the lead-up to 2018. "Maybe volatility will average higher than it did through 2017 it's very difficult for it to average as low as that," he said. "But the really dangerous increase in volatility, the persistent large shift that I don't expect us to go through unless we're really mischaracterising the [macroeconomic] and policy environment," Mr Lawson said. Central bankers would have to make a "severe policy error" for volatility to permanently remain at high levels, he said. It is more likely that the spike in volatility was a clear-out of low volatility structured funds, Mr Lawson said.

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