Earlier in 2025, the VIX Index reached its highest daily close since the COVID-19 pandemic at 52.33 on April 8 after U.S.

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Market uncertainty has been a prevalent theme of 2025, keeping volatility front and center within capital markets. Thus far, the defining volatility moment for the year occurred in April 2025, when ...

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The VIX Index, also known as the “fear index,” closed on Thursday at its highest level since April at 26.87 due to the waning expectations of a Fed rate cut and concerns over high valuations affecting ...

CME has launched new crypto benchmarks covering Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP, including a new Bitcoin volatility index for ...

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Market uncertainty spiked sharply on Thursday as the Volatility Index (VIX) climbed to its highest level in over a month, signaling growing investor caution. The VIX is currently trading near 25.42, ...

Market volatility made a sharp comeback Thursday, with the CBOE Volatility Index – commonly called the VIX or Wall Street's fear gauge – closing 11.4% higher to 26.3 levels, as concerns around ...

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Only one big mover ended in the green: the Volatility Index, or VIX — better known as Wall Street's fear gauge. Around 2pm ET, it was up nearly 20 percent before closing with a 15 percent gain. The ...

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