Spain
Kopman exits Santander
Spanish dealer's global head of FX e-commerce moves back to US
Interdin targets 25% share of Spanish retail foreign exchange market
More brokers look to rapid growth in retail margin foreign exchange trading in Spain
GVC Gaesco white-labels FXCM platforms
Spanish broker signs up FXCM for retail forex and CFDs
Informa tops the pile with cautious dollar gain forecast
Informa Global Markets has stormed from 26th place to top of this week's one-month forecast rankings with an accurate all-round forecast
Flying in the dark
Robert Savage, chief executive of Track.com, looks at the recent weakness of the US dollar and places his bets for the fourth quarter
VIDEO: Saxo Bank G-10 Currency Market Outlook
An overview of currency markets into the fourth quarter and new year
Corporate treasurers plan for euro break-up
The Association of Corporate Treasurers is advising its members to review their processes and contracts to make sure they are prepared for a euro breakup. Many are taking the association's advice, reports Chiara Albanese
Timing a reversal of fortunes for the euro and yen
John Hardy, chief FX strategist at Saxo Bank in London, picks out the shifts in the status quo in the months ahead
Eurozone fiscal woes could be eased by EM exposure
Countries with sovereign debt problems, such as Spain, could benefit from their exposure to emerging market assets and currencies
Super-competitive core won’t stop euro losses
The euro’s 'peripheral risk premium' has continued to rise through the bounce in EUR/USD. A super-competitive and rapidly recovering core won’t stop it rising further. Tighter policy in the core raises the deflationary benchmark for the periphery, adding…
Euro and sterling – love to loathe
Daragh Maher, foreign exchange strategist at Crédit Agricole in London, discusses the struggle of the euro and sterling in the face of recent political events, and asks which is winning the battle of the battered
Concerns over euro remain despite rescue bid
Last week's news of a €750 billion international rescue package for struggling economies on the edge of the eurozone initially lifted the euro, but concerns persist about the indirect effects of the bailout, and the area's underlying economic prospects.
Experts divided over central bank intervention
TORONTO - There were mixed views on the central bank intervention in currency markets seen since the crisis among speakers at the FX Invest North America congress in Toronto last Tuesday.
Sovereign debt and LatAm-related hedging key for Spanish dealers
Spanish dealers explain how hedging related to sovereign debt issuance and Latin America will be key revenue sources in 2010
Trial by Greek fire
Peter Luxton, global economic adviser at Informa Global Markets in London, assesses Greece's debt crisis and its impact on the euro.