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Explain the Concept of ‘Volatility’ (Vega) in Options Pricing.

Volatility, represented by Vega, is a key Greek that measures an option's sensitivity to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset's price. Vega is always a positive value for both call and put options.

A high Vega means the option's price will increase significantly if volatility rises, and decrease if volatility falls. Options with longer expiration times are generally more sensitive to volatility changes.

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