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Icap attracts 15 counterparties to yuan trading

HONG KONG - Fifteen banks have signed up to trade USD/CNY on electronic broking system EBS Spot within the first week of launch, as the broker prepares to extend yuan trading against the euro, yen, Hong Kong dollar and Swiss franc in coming weeks.

RBS: Sterling set to shine

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) topped the 12-month currency forecast rankings and made a top-five appearance in the 12 month year-to-date index this week, with a strong conviction G-4 currencies would underperform.

Yield strategy delivers in July

LONDON - Currency managers using the yield strategy were the best performers in July, benefiting from improving European economic data and positive banking stress tests, shows research from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).

Global forex growth on the up

GLOBAL - Global foreign exchange growth increased this year from October 2009, as investor confidence in the FX market has returned following the global financial crisis, despite concerns over the eurozone.

Markets brace for stress tests

LONDON – The euro traded firmly ahead of the European bank stress test results last Friday (July 23), despite expectations several banks will fail. But analysts warned the common currency is still a risk asset.

BIS: Output loss not due to currency collapse

BASEL – Amid speculation from some corners of the market that the euro could collapse, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published its most recent paper, 'Chronicle of currency collapse: Re-examining the effects on output' on July 6. The paper…

GFT: US dollar set for a fall

GFT topped the one-month currency forecast rankings this week with expectations for the European debt crisis to supersede US fiscal shortcomings as a driver of US dollar moves.

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