U.S. Banks Expect Dip From 1992 In Fourth-Quarter FX Results
BANKS
Early estimates by senior U.S. bank managers and analysts for fourth-quarter foreign exchange performance figures (due primarily during the third week of January) are reserved at best. Market participants surveyed say the real producers during the period, marred by low volatility, would have had to rely on a variety of risk management instruments to turn a profit.
Unlike the previous year, when volatility from the third quarter spilled over into year-end, the fourth quarter of 1993 saw
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