Whipsawed

And even the peso has strengthened against the US dollar, from near the P60 level to below P54 as the economic activities came back in full force after being whipsawed as a result of Covid-19.

Likewise, cities far from the border were whipsawed as they struggled to accommodate migrant arrivals because the administration refused to say how many migrants it had released, and how many more would be coming.

Markets have whipsawed since then, partly as traders reassessed the timing and pace of future BOJ rate hikes.

Many non-profit and public hospitals tap the $3.9 trillion municipal bond market, which has been whipsawed over the last month as investors pulled record amounts out.

Stocks have been whipsawed by the ratcheting up of tensions between the U.S. and China, with the Dow experiencing a big drop on Friday, before recovering half its loss on Monday.

The trading problem on Friday also occurred during a turbulent week for global markets, which have whipsawed in reaction to the trade war between the United States and China.

But the election was held just as the White House was whipsawed by political upheaval including a series of staff ousters, including Trump's sacking of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday.