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AUD/USD moves towards fair value

After a year and a half of undervaluation, the AUD/USD is finally close to its fundamental fair value, says David Forrester, Australia and New Zealand FX strategist at Barclays Capital in London

Trend strategy down this year

LONDON – Currency funds trading the trend strategy are likely to be down on a year-to-date basis, according to research by ABN Amro.

Margin trading platform race gathers pace

The race to launch a margin trading platform continues to gather pace, with at least two further banks in the process of signing deals with online trading companies to launch retail platforms.

Banks sign up to Bloomberg NDFs

NEW YORK – HSBC, Lehman Brothers, the Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered have committed to offering liquidity in non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) over the Bloomberg FX Dealing platform.

Dresdner driven by greenback

Dresdner Kleinwort’s view on the US dollar led the bank to beat SEB, Calyon and JP Morgan in FX Week’s one-month currency forecast ranking this week.

RBNZ uses Reuters to intervene in spot market

AUCKLAND – The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) used Reuters’ spot matching system on June 11 to intervene in the spot Kiwi market for the first time, market sources say. The RBNZ intervened in the FX market to sell New Zealand dollars on June 11. This…

BIS report notes low volatility

LONDON – FX markets were characterised by high levels of turnover and historically low volatility in 2006, according to the Bank for International Settlements' (BIS) 77th annual report, released today (June 25).

SEB carried by short-term view

A carry-friendly view has helped SEB beat Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and Lehman Brothers in this week's one-month currency forecast rankings.

StanChart steers forex operations to Dubai

GLOBAL – It is understood that Charles Brown, head of quantitative development for global financial markets covering rates, FX and capital markets, for Standard Chartered in Singapore, is leaving the bank this month.

Traders shrug off Brazilian controls

BRASILIA & NEW YORK – Traders and analysts have largely shrugged off currency and capital controls introduced by the Central Bank of Brazil on Friday, June 8.

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