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HICP may delay rate rises

LONDON -- The move to the HICP [harmonised index of consumer prices] measure of inflation in the UK could lead to a more relaxed policy stance by the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee, analysts said last week.

Scandinavian banks look east

STOCKHOLM -- Scandinavian banks are expanding emerging markets teams in Europe and Asia as they seek to upgrade non-Scandi forex in preparation for the anticipated disappearance of the Swedish and Danish crowns.

SG takes Traiana to boost sales

NEW YORK -- SG Corporate & Investment Banking has taken Californian vendor Traiana’s Trading Relationship Management (TRM) and Harmony software as part of its efforts to boost its global institutional FX sales business.

Shrinking cost of FX options

LONDON -- The cost of buying currency options has come down only "moderately" for clients in recent weeks and months, said options specialists interviewed by FX Week last week. But in terms of the increased risk protection they currently provide for that…

Yuan peg relaxation in 2004?

BEIJING -- The Chinese yuan’s controversial peg to the US dollar could be relaxed in 2004, according to some analysts in the Asia-Pacific. However, observers warn that the US should maintain healthy political relations with the People’s Republic in order…

Hotspot FXi adds user features

NEW JERSEY -- Hotspot FXi will go live with several new connectivity, trade management, and interface enhancements on its online institutional FX trading platform this month.

Moneyline/MarketXS merger

AMSTERDAM -- Data technology firm MarketXS will take over the management of Moneyline Telerate’s business in Benelux in the first quarter of 2004.

Dollar dive helps set new CME records

CHICAGO -- The Chicago Mercantile Exchange reported a succession of record volumes last week, as the dollar’s dive prompted heavy trading in the world’s biggest exchange-traded FX marketplace.

StanChart rebuilds options

LONDON -- Standard Chartered has hired a new global FX options head and plans to recruit up to three additional staff to the global team over the coming months, a senior official told FX Week.

Reuters’ Chinese data deal

SHANGHAI -- Reuters has signed an agreement with the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS) to deliver enhanced financial market information to CFETS’s customers. CFETS, a subsidiary of the People’s Bank of China, offers yuan foreign exchange…

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