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CBOE Volatility Index Bearish Momentum: 1.2% Down Since The Last Session

ViaNews Editorial Team

January 21, 2021

CBOE Volatility Index Bearish Momentum: 1.2% Down Since The Last Session

CBOE Volatility Index is currently on bearish momentum. At 14:27 EST on Thursday, 21 January, CBOE Volatility Index is at $21.32, 1.2% down since the last session's close.

CBOE Volatility Index Range

CBOE Volatility Index is 0.234% down from its last session low of $21.37 and 6.737% down from its last session high of $22.86.

Over the last three sessions, CBOE Volatility Index's higher value was $25.80 and the lower value was $21.37.

Over the last seven sessions, CBOE Volatility Index's higher value was $25.80 and the lower value was $21.37.

Over the last month, CBOE Volatility Index's higher value was $31.46 and the lower value was $20.99.

About CBOE Volatility Index's yearly highs and lows, it's 68.938% up from its 52-week low and 75.056% down from its 52-week high.

Volatility

CBOE Volatility Index's last day, last week, and last month's average volatility was a negative 7.69%, a negative 1.62%, and a positive 0.01%, respectively.

CBOE Volatility Index's last day, last week, and last month's high and low average amplitude percentage was 6.97%, 8.40%, and 11.13%, respectively.

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