Trading
Ten dealers sign up for India's FX CCP
CCIL soft launches with group of early adopters
Nomura signs on to Traiana Harmony
Japanese bank continues e-FX build-up.
November trading results point to seasonal slowdown
Electronic FX trading volumes fall in November.
BNP Paribas plots domination with FX eTrader
BNP Paribas launches new electronic trading platform, FX eTrader.
Westpac tops tables by backing euro
Westpac topped the one-month currency forecast rankings this week with expectations the euro would maintain its strength over the US dollar and yen.
SEB signs on four account managers
Bank says demand for institutional allocations via managed account structures remains robust
Chasing the perfect storm
Monica Fan, senior currency product engineer at State Street Global Advisors based in London, assesses the prospects for the US dollar in 2010 and what it would take for cyclical recovery to occur
TD Securities: Fed holds key to USD recovery
TD Securities continues to be bearish on the US dollar over the short and medium term
New firm Savi targets home traders
LONDON - Former Bank of America spot trader Sachin Shah has founded his own proprietary trading company, Savi Trading, to target the thriving retail foreign exchange market.
Sticking to fundamentals
Callum Henderson, global head of foreign exchange research at Standard Chartered in Singapore, warns of a violent US dollar upside correction in the first half of 2010
Citi topples UBS as leading CLS third-party provider
Citi has pipped UBS to the post to become the leading provider of CLS third-party services, in a year where settlement risk management remained the single most significant risk to the foreign exchange market.
A changing longer-term dollar paradigm
Pete Luxton, global economic adviser at Informa Global Markets in London says the dollar may be reaching a turning point
Saxo Bank's reality check pays off
Saxo Bank topped the 12-month historical index rankings this week by keeping an eye on the disparity between market sentiment and the reality of market fundamentals.
Sharp dollar carry trade unwind ruled out
A rise in dollar interest rates is unlikely to lead to a frantic scramble to close out short dollar positions, according to analysts polled by FX Week .