That list would be out dated but this website can give you an up to date of volatility. Just put in the number of weeks and it will list them in order. You can check different columns to see the different reports.Nicastro wrote:Hi,
Some time ago Nanningbob supplied us with a Currency Pair Volatility list in both a PD format and in an excel spread sheet.
I can no longer locate either. Can anyone oblige by uploading a copy of both or either?
Thanks in anticipation
http://www.forexticket.co.uk/en/tools/02-01-volatility
The top three of the main pairs are ........... and no surprise here. gbp/nzd eur/nzd and gbp/jpy.
The most volatile of all listed were GOLD, USD/MEX and USD/NOK ......... Must be some wild trading the Americans are having with the Norwegians.
USD/HKD and USD/CNY rmb were the least volatile. Maybe because they peg to the dollar eur/chf is the least volatile of the major pairs so I dont bother with trading it.