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1 volatility
volatility [‚vɒləˈtɪlɪtɪ] -
2 volatility
1 Chem volatilité f ;2 fig ( of situation) caractère m explosif ; (of market, exchange rate) instabilité f ; ( of person) versatilité f. -
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volatility [‚vɒlə'tɪlɪtɪ](b) (of person → changeability) versatilité f, inconstance f -
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5 exchange rate volatility
Fin. volatilité des taux de changeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > exchange rate volatility
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6 price volatility
[con.] volatilité des prixEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > price volatility
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7 diversify
(production, portfolio) diversifier;∎ we must aim to diversify our product portfolio il nous faut essayer de diversifier notre portefeuille de produits(of company) se diversifier;∎ the company diversified in the 1960s and started producing food products as well as tobacco la société s'est diversifiée dans les années 1960 en se lançant dans la production de produits alimentaires en plus de celle du tabac;∎ to diversify into a new market se diversifier en pénétrant un nouveau marché;∎ to diversify into a new product se diversifier en fabriquant un nouveau produitFirst, contrary to popular belief, high yield does not necessarily equate with high risk - as a well- diversified portfolio of high yield bonds has shown to deliver higher income with reduced volatility over longer periods of time.
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8 manipulate
to manipulate the accounts trafiquer les comptes;They said there had been speculation that someone may be manipulating the market, noting that three-month prices had climbed to $6,200 per tonne last week while tin trading volatility jumped to as high as 25 percent.
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9 moodiness
moodiness ['mu:dɪnɪs](a) (sullenness) humeur f maussade, maussaderie f(b) (volatility) humeur f changeante;∎ it's his moodiness I can't stand ce sont ses sautes d'humeur que je ne supporte pas
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