The decline in European FX volatility during the last decade has been offset in part by
A)the greater volatilities of Asian currencies.
B)a reduction in inflation rates in European countries.
C)the fixing of exchange rates among European countries.
D)the replacement of domestic currencies with the euro.

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The decline in European FX volatility has been offset by the greater volatilities of Asian currencies, as these currencies have experienced more fluctuations, balancing the overall volatility in the global FX market.

The Decline in European FX Volatility During the Last Decade