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Long-term USD positioning helps GFT

GFT's long-term bearish view on the US dollar helped the online currency trading company pass JP Morgan and Société Générale in this week's 12-month rankings.

Preparing for a decline in cable

WHAT STRATEGY SHOULD BE ADOPTED AHEAD OF STERLING'S FALL AGAINST THE US DOLLAR? BEN TYLER , ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, STRUCTURED FX AT LLOYDS TSB CORPORATE MARKETS IN LONDON INVESTIGATES

Rallying euro benefits Scotia Capital

Currency strategists Camilla Sutton and Stephen Malyon said that anticipating last month's euro climb helped Scotia Capital to top the one-month historical table.

Bloomberg adds Asian NDIRS to its terminal

SINGAPORE – Bloomberg has added trading in Asian non-deliverable interest rate swaps to its Professional terminal, signalling the continued push by platforms to expand coverage of the region.

A bearish dollar view benefits GFT

GFT's bearish one-month forecast for the US dollar flew in the face of largely positive economic data coming out of the US, including employment and GDP figures.

EBS to expand EM capability

SINGAPORE – Spot broker EBS plans to expand its emerging markets capabilities with a number of new currencies set for launch in the coming months.

Bullish yen outlook helps BNP Paribas

Ian Stannard, senior currency strategist for BNP Paribas in London, said Japanese weekly security flow data from the Ministry of Finance gave the firm an indispensable heads-up on the health of the yen.

EBS to expand EM capability

SINGAPORE – Spot broker EBS plans to expand its emerging markets capabilities with a number of new currencies set for launch in the coming months.

Slovakia braced for euro arrival

What factors will determine the conversion rate of the Slovakian koruna when it joins the euro, asks Jan Toth, ING's chief economist in Bratislava

Thailand to scrap controls

BANGKOK - The Bank of Thailand's plans to get rid of remaining capital controls will lead to a widening of the spread between the onshore and offshore spot rates, say analysts.

Concerns mount over reserve increases

LONDON - Foreign exchange reserves are set to grow by 20-59% over the next three to four years, according to a survey released by Central Banking Publications last Monday (February 26).

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