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  1. Price volatility can be caused by12345:
    • Market sentiments
    • Geopolitical developments
    • Market cycles
    • Company performance
    • Monetary policy changes
    • Economic or policy factors, such as changes in other markets, interest rate hikes, and the Fed’s current monetary policy
    • Political instability and other global events, like a pandemic or a war
    • Seasonality
    • Weather
    • Emotions
    • Supply and demand characteristics of the market
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    Factors such as market sentiments, geopolitical developments, market cycles, company performance, and monetary policy changes can induce market volatility. Standard deviation is generally used to measure price fluctuations; however, investors also rely on the VIX index as a market volatility indicator.

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    Increased market volatility is usually caused by economic or policy factors, including changes in other markets, interest rate hikes, and the Fed’s current monetary policy. Political instability and other global events, like a pandemic or a war, can also lead to market volatility.
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    Causes of Price Volatility

    • Seasonality The first is seasonality. For example, resort hotel room prices rise in the winter, when people want to get away from the snow. ...
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    Since price is a function of supply and demand, it follows that volatility is a result of the underlying supply and demand characteristics of the market. Therefore, high levels of volatility reflect extraordinary characteristics of supply and/or demand.
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    Causes of price volatility

    • Seasonality and Weather The first is the concept of seasonality. Regular seasonal variations, such as seasonal changes in the price of seasonal fruits and vegetables, create volatility in demand and pricing in a few cases.
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    That is an example of volatility in demand, and prices, caused by regular seasonal changes. Another factor affecting price volatility is the weather. For example, agricultural prices depend on the supply. That depends on the weather being favorable to bountiful crops.
    The price of an asset is a function of supply and demand in the markets, so the root cause of volatility is uncertainty among investors. Said differently, for volatile stocks, sellers are unsure where to set the asking price, and buyers are not certain what a reasonable bid price would be.
    The market volatility is the rate at which the price of a security or asset ascends or descends over a given time period. It is usually calculated by estimating the standard deviation of the asset’s annualized returns over the specified period. It reveals the risk associated with security.
    If a commodity is characterized by a relatively stable—or at least predictable—price, there would be little associated risk and there would be no need for a futures market. Price volatility is also necessary to attract risk capital from speculators and is essential to ensure sufficient liquidity to maintain the market.
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