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Strong Q2 for US FX

BOSTON & NEW YORK – Indications that the forex industry continues to boom emerged last week as two US banks posted strong FX results for Q3.

CoesFX cuts out middle man

PLAINVIEW, NEW YORK – Electronic currency network (ECN) COESfx has removed its trading desk to give users direct access to prices on the platform.

Travelex adds more in Asia

SINGAPORE – Travelex, the global FX specialist, has continued its global expansion, opening an enlarged trading floor in the Lion City, where it has doubled the number of traders.

Fraudulent FX sites uncovered

WASHINGTON, DC – The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed yet another action against a party participating in fraudulent forex activity.

Students tested on GFT FX platform

ADA, MICHIGAN – Some 160 undergraduate finance students are putting their financial knowledge to the test by using Global Forex Trading’s (GFT) DealBook FX 2 as their web-trading platform.

First yuan IR swap for China

BEIJING – China took another step towards currency flexibility this month, with the first ever yuan-denominated interest rate swap receiving approval.

Singapore sees record FX volumes

SINGAPORE – Forex trading activity in Singapore reached the highest levels in seven years in 2004, according to latest statistics from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

What e-commerce needs

HONG KONG – Best price, service, solution and the ability to price in tough market conditions are the list of requisites clients should look for from an e-commerce platform.

TradeFX lands sell-side backers

NEW YORK – TradingScreen is launching a hosted FX transaction connectivity service, which has already got the support of several sell-side firms, according to the vendor.

JP Morgan signs Rabo

LONDON AND NEW YORK – Rabobank has selected JP Morgan as its global clearing services provider for US dollar cash and securities transactions, as it looks to expand its US dollar business.

Cameron Fix for market data

LONDON & NEW YORK – Cameron Systems has developed the Cameron Fix Market Data Server to carry market data on FX, equities and fixed income, among others, to clients over the Fix messaging protocol.

China to adapt in its own time

HONG KONG – China will adapt its currency regime as it sees fit. This was the central message of the keynote speech given by Frank FX Gong, chief economist for China at JP Morgan.

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