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Examining emerging market currencies

NEW YORK-based Merrill Lynch currency strategists Daniel Tenengauzer and Parag Ramaiya explain why the bank's valuation model views most emerging market currencies as undervalued

USD, JPY predictions help StanChart

Callum Henderson, Singapore-based global head of FX strategy at Standard Chartered, said the bank's one-month forecasts were driven by a view that the weakness in the yen and US dollar would continue in the near term.

When volatile waters grow calmer

How should one prepare for a return to more normal levels of volatility? Neil Mellor , currency strategist at The Bank of New York in London, evaluates expectations for record lows.

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.

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