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VIX Report - Cboe Volatility Index News

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  • Volatility Surge: VIX Jumps 12.86% as Market Uncertainty Escalates

    Volatility Surge: VIX Jumps 12.86% as Market Uncertainty Escalates
    Nov 18 2025
    The CBOE Volatility Index, commonly known as the VIX, is currently trading at 22.38, up significantly from 19.83 the previous market day. This represents a gain of 2.55 points or 12.86 percent, indicating a notable increase in market uncertainty and fear.

    Over the longer term, the VIX has climbed substantially. Compared to one year ago when it stood at 16.14, today's reading reflects a 38.66 percent increase. This upward trend suggests that implied volatility expectations have risen considerably over the past twelve months.

    The recent spike in the VIX reflects broader market dynamics at play. According to Cboe Global Markets, the index measures the implied expected volatility of the U.S. stock market, calculated using futures contracts on the S&P 500. The VIX functions as a barometer for how fearful and uncertain markets are, typically increasing when stock prices decline and decreasing when they rise.

    Looking at recent trading history, volatility has been trending higher. The VIX moved from 17.28 on November 11th to 19.83 on November 14th, before jumping to today's 22.38. This progression shows growing market concerns over the past week. Several factors appear to be contributing to this volatility increase. According to Cboe's analysis, there is heightened anticipation ahead of key economic data releases, and market participants are focused on potential geopolitical tensions, with implications for oil markets and broader economic stability.

    The 52-week range shows the VIX has traded between a low of 12.70 and a high of 60.13, placing the current reading of 22.38 in the moderate range but trending toward the upper portion of recent trading bands.

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    2 mins
  • "Volatility Index Eases Slightly but Remains Elevated Year-over-Year"

    "Volatility Index Eases Slightly but Remains Elevated Year-over-Year"
    Nov 15 2025
    The Cboe Volatility Index, widely known as the VIX, currently stands at 19.83 as of the latest market close on November 14, 2025. This marks a drop of 0.85 percent from the previous day’s close of 20.00. Year over year, however, the VIX is up sharply—by about 38.6 percent compared to 14.31 at this time last year. The VIX serves as Wall Street’s primary gauge of market risk and expected near-term volatility, reflecting sentiment and uncertainty as derived from S&P 500 options prices.

    The -0.85 percent daily decline signals a modest easing in investor anxiety after a recent period of heightened volatility. Still, with the VIX holding well above its 2024 levels, it’s clear that markets remain more unsettled than they were a year ago, when the index hovered closer to historically calmer levels.

    Key factors behind the recent trends include mixed economic signals, ongoing debates over Federal Reserve interest rate policy, and geopolitical tensions. Last week’s market saw a surge in volatility, partly driven by a spike in oil prices following US strikes in the Middle East and speculation over potential retaliatory actions. Despite these headline risks, oil markets have steadied more recently, and US inflation expectations have not significantly shifted in response to the latest geopolitical events, in contrast to the volatility observed during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict, according to Cboe Global Markets.

    Equities have also shown resilience, with the S&P 500 returning nearly 20 percent over the past year and corporate earnings largely remaining robust, helping to moderate recent spikes in volatility. The VIX’s pattern in recent weeks has reflected the ongoing push-pull between positive earnings updates, economic data surprises, and global uncertainty.

    Traders have reportedly used the recent volatilities both to hedge and speculate, capitalizing on discrepancies between expected and realized market volatility. Meanwhile, VIX futures last priced around 20.40 for the November contract, underscoring expectations that market uncertainty could persist in the near term.

    In summary, while the latest VIX “sale price” of 19.83 suggests a small day-over-day reduction in fear, the index’s elevated level in historical context means caution remains prevalent. The week’s softening in volatility corresponds with stabilizing oil prices and measured investor reaction to geopolitical risks, but year-on-year trends point to an environment still ruled by uncertainty.

    Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to come back next week for more updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out QuietPlease dot A I.

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    3 mins
  • "Volatility Index Rises Modestly, Reflecting Cautious Investor Sentiment"

    "Volatility Index Rises Modestly, Reflecting Cautious Investor Sentiment"
    Nov 13 2025
    The Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, closed most recently at a sale price of 17.51. This represents a percent change of 1.33 percent higher compared to its previous closing price of 17.28. Over the past year, the VIX has risen by 19.03 percent from a level of 14.71.

    The VIX measures the implied volatility expected in the US stock market over the next 30 days, using S&P 500 options data. Increases in the VIX are generally interpreted as signs of greater market fear or uncertainty, as investors hedge potential risk in equities.

    Looking at recent trends, the VIX has climbed modestly from early October lows in the 15-to-16 range, but it remains well below the highs above 25 that were seen in mid-October. The index experienced a surge in the middle of last month, briefly spiking over 25, which often coincides with escalations in geopolitical risks, economic policy shifts, or sudden drops in the stock market. Since then, volatility has moderated as asset prices stabilized and immediate uncertainty receded, allowing the VIX to drift lower.

    Underlying factors for the latest 1.33 percent uptick include residual concerns about global geopolitics, particularly following recent US military activity in the Middle East. Investors remain watchful for any escalation that could impact commodity prices or financial stability, especially as oil volatility has swung widely in recent weeks. At the same time, S&P 500 fundamentals remain solid: the index is near record highs, corporate earnings yields are at 3.59 percent, and the put/call ratio for S&P options stands at 1.04, suggesting a relatively balanced sentiment among traders.

    Recent macroeconomic data indicate that US inflation expectations are little changed despite higher oil prices, showing resilience compared to reactions observed during previous global events, like the 2022 Russia-Ukraine war. That steadiness in inflation expectations appears to have helped cap volatility, preventing larger swings in the VIX.

    Looking ahead, the VIX is expected to exhibit mean-reversion, trending toward its long-term historical averages unless new shocks emerge. Because VIX options currently reflect fairly high implied volatility, traders are actively using the index for hedging and speculative purposes.

    In summary, the Cboe Volatility Index sale price is at 17.51, up 1.33 percent from yesterday, driven by cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing geopolitical watchfulness and stable inflation expectations. Market trends suggest volatility has moderated after last month's spike but remains sensitive to global developments.

    Thank you for tuning in. Come back next week for more market updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out QuietPlease.AI.

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    3 mins
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