Implied Volatility Skew (30-Day)

Implied Volatility Skew: A measurement that quantifies the difference in implied volatility of options at lower and higher strike prices.

SPDR Portfolio Long Term Corporate Bond ETF (SPLB) had 30-Day Implied Volatility Skew of -0.0437 for 2025-05-30.

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Figures for 2025-05-30

Volatility Metrics
Historical Volatility (Close-to-Close)	0.1078
Historical Volatility (Parkinson)	0.0792
Implied Volatility (Calls)	0.0978
Implied Volatility (Puts)	0.1147
Implied Volatility (Mean)	0.1062
Put-Call Implied Volatility Ratio	1.1719
Implied Volatility Skew	-0.0437
Option Statistics
Put-Call Ratio (Volume)	0.0000
Put-Call Ratio (Open Interest)	54.0000