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  • Volatility Surges: VIX Jumps 4.35% Amid Market Uncertainty

    Volatility Surges: VIX Jumps 4.35% Amid Market Uncertainty
    Dec 30 2025
    The Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, stands at a current sale price of 14.20 as of the latest market close on December 29, 2025, according to Investing.com historical data. This reflects a percent change of plus 4.35 percent since the prior reported close of 13.60 on December 26, 2025, as reported by the St. Louis Fed's FRED database and cross-verified with CBOE sources.

    This uptick follows a low of 13.47 on December 24, with the VIX fluctuating between 13.60 and 14.69 on December 29 per Investing.com. The increase signals rising market expectations of near-term volatility in the S&P 500, driven by underlying factors like anticipation of key economic data releases and Federal Reserve policy signals. CBOE's Macro Volatility Digest notes implied volatilities gained modestly last week amid US government reopenings and buildup to jobs reports, with a kink in SPX options term structure implying heightened short-term moves.

    Recent trends show volatility easing from mid-December peaks around 17 but rebounding this week, with VIX futures settling lower at 16.6251 for near-term contracts on December 29 via CBOE market statistics. Earlier in December, the index dipped -9.35 percent in one session from 16.09 to 14.66, then surged +21.89 percent to 17.39, per Investing.com, reflecting choppy equity retracements from record highs due to valuation concerns and cooling economy signs. Overall, the VIX remains below 20, indicating moderate fear levels, though futures like VX/Z5 at 21.77 suggest expectations of persistent uncertainty into January.

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  • VIX Closes at 13.60 on December 26, 2025: A Modest Uptick Amid Stable Market Volatility

    VIX Closes at 13.60 on December 26, 2025: A Modest Uptick Amid Stable Market Volatility
    Dec 27 2025
    The Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, closed at 13.60 on December 26, 2025, up 0.97 percent from the previous market day's close of 13.47, according to YCharts data sourced from the Chicago Board Options Exchange. This slight uptick marks a modest increase in expected market volatility after a period of decline.

    The VIX, often called the fear gauge, measures the market's anticipated 30-day volatility based on S&P 500 index option prices. It tends to rise when stocks fall and ease during rallies, reflecting investor uncertainty. YCharts reports the current level at 13.60, with CBOE's own site showing a spot price of 13.92 as of late December 26, indicating stability in low-teens territory after hitting a 52-week low around 13.38.

    The 0.97 percent gain follows a downtrend from mid-December peaks. On December 18, the VIX spiked to 16.87 amid broader market jitters, possibly tied to year-end positioning and geopolitical tensions like US strikes affecting oil volatility, as noted in CBOE commentary. Since then, it steadily fell to 13.47 on December 24, then edged up. Over the past month, values dropped from highs near 26.42 in late November, signaling calming markets with S&P 500 strength at 6812.63. Year-over-year, it's down 7.67 percent from 14.73, underscoring mean-reversion toward long-term averages.

    Underlying factors for the recent percent change include abating oil supply fears, with WTI implied volatility easing from 68 percent to 51 percent per CBOE, and steady US inflation expectations despite oil jumps. Low VIX readings suggest investor complacency, though historical spikes like 80.86 in 2008 remind of rapid shifts.

    Looking ahead, next data comes December 29. Keep watching for S&P 500 cues driving VIX moves.

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  • Volatility Eases: VIX Declines Amid Stabilizing Market Conditions

    Volatility Eases: VIX Declines Amid Stabilizing Market Conditions
    Dec 23 2025
    The Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, stands at a current sale price of 14.91 as of its latest close on December 19, 2025, according to FRED data from the St. Louis Fed updated December 22. This reflects a sharp percent change of negative 11.6 percent from the prior close of 16.87 on December 18, dropping from recent highs around 17.62 on December 17 as reported by Investing.com historical rates.

    This decline signals easing market fears, with the VIXoften called the fear gaugepulling back after spiking amid holiday-season uncertainties. Cboe VIX Futures data shows front-month contracts at 23.52 with a 1.02 point drop, or down 4.2 percent, while near-term settlements like VX/Z5 for December 17 settled at 21.77, indicating futures markets pricing in moderated volatility ahead. Underlying factors include stabilizing U.S. equities post-Fed signals, as noted in Cboes Macro Volatility Digest, where implied volatilities eased after FOMC uncertainty but equity vols ticked up slightly on valuation concerns before retracing.

    Trends show volatility choppy lately: from 16.48 on December 16 to 17.62 on December 17, then tumbling, per Investing.com and Perplexity Finance charts. Longer-term, VIX has fluctuated between 14 and 20 this month, with a notable 21.89 percent surge earlier tied to economic cooling fears, now reversing as markets rally into year-end. Cboe reports VIX futures reflecting 30-day S&P 500 implied volatility expectations, currently bending lower on reduced risk premiums.

    Investors watch for jobs data and Fed paths, but this dip suggests calmer trading post-spike.

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