The Cboe Volatility Index—a yardstick for expected swings in equities—has fallen 12% this month after recording one of the biggest declines in history to start the year.
The gauge measures the speed and severity of the stock market’s moves and tends to fall when equities are rising and demand for hedges on the S&P 500 slips. Volatility measures tracking currencies, bonds and oil have also retreated.
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