Trading

Dollar decline likely to be over for now

Strong US data and stock market resilience point to a halt in the dollar’s decline, says Jesper Dannesboe, chief FX strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein in London

Mitigating euro/krona uncertainty

FX quantitative strategist Giovanni Pillitteri and corporate risk structurer Bertrand Nortier at Deutsche Bank in London present a solution for a Swedish client to monetise flow uncertainty and participate in case of the Swedish krona weakening

Candollar cartwheels

The Bank of Canada’s unexpected rate cut caused the Canadian dollar to do an about face after strengthening 13% against the US dollar in the year to date. But we can still expect Candollar strength later this year, says Lara Rhame, FX economist at Brown…

Asset sales support baht and rupiah

A wave of asset sales and privatisation in Indonesia and Thailand looks set to strengthen the Indonesian rupiah and Thai baht, says Irene Cheung (right), Asian sovereign and FX strategist at ABN Amro in Singapore

Reuters sues Bloomberg

Trading technology rivals’ battle heats up over forex patent claims NEW YORK -- US trading technology firm Bloomberg could be forced to stop using parts of its FX matching and conversational dealing technology, if its UK rival Reuters succeeds in a…

Philippine central bank mulls rule change for peso forwards

MANILA -- The Central Bank of the Philippines is considering lifting the six months restriction on peso forwards, its deputy governor Amando Tetangco told FX Week last week. However, he said the move was still in the planning stage, and that the monetary…

Reuters sues Bloomberg

Trading technology rivals’ battle heats up over forex patent claims NEW YORK -- US trading technology firm Bloomberg could be forced to stop using parts of its FX matching and conversational dealing technology, if its UK rival Reuters succeeds in a…

Yuan’s US dollar peg to stay despite speculation

Beijing – Speculation that China may relax the yuan’s US dollar peg refuses to go away. Following media reports in June of US Treasury Secretary Jon Snow saying the Chinese government is considering widening the yuan’s trading band, the rumour mill is…

Dealing with yen downside risk

A collapse in the dollar/yen could offer significant trading benefits. How should an FX trader deal with the downside risk? By John Taylor, chairman of FX Concepts in New York

CME brings futures to CLS

CHICAGO – The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has become the first exchange to use the continuous linked settlement (CLS) service, extending use of CLS into a new market.

CME brings futures to CLS

CHICAGO – The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has become the first exchange to use the continuous linked settlement (CLS) service, extending use of CLS into a new market.

Fimat forex launch in Poland

LONDON – Fimat Group, the brokerage arm of French investment bank SG, is developing new exchange-related FX futures contracts in eastern Europe in a bid to widen the currency product portfolio for its institutional client base, a senior official told FX…

Fed reserved

For all its talk of deflation, the Fed fails to walk the walk, says Alan Ruskin, research director at 4Cast in New York

Rupee options launch today

MUMBAI – Banks in India can start trading rupee/foreign currency options today, following the lifting of restrictions from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Dollar still top currency for central banks

LONDON – Market speculation that central banks began rebalancing their reserves away from the dollar last year was misled, according to the Bank for International Settlements’ (BIS) annual report released last week.

You need to sign in to use this feature. If you don’t have a FX Markets account, please register for a trial.

Sign in
You are currently on corporate access.

To use this feature you will need an individual account. If you have one already please sign in.

Sign in.

Alternatively you can request an indvidual account here: