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Market seeks substance

Teis Knuthsen, head of foreign exchange research at Danske Bank in Copenhagen, discusses the increasing significance of commodity exposure and domestic demand over the allure of high interest rates

Baht convergence limited

BANGKOK - The convergence of onshore and offshore baht trading may be short-lived, as new capital controls come into force on Saturday (March 15), say some analysts.

January loss for Parker FX

STAMFORD, CT - The Parker FX index produced a 0.33% loss in January, as extreme volatility hit funds using trend-following strategies.

Bank of Thailand lifts capital controls

BANGKOK - The Bank of Thailand is today (March 3) lifting controversial capital controls aimed at curbing inflows of hot money and a surging baht, 15 months after introducing the rules.

Split euro personalities

Simon Derrick, head of currency research at Bank of New York Mellon, investigates the causes of a geographical split in investor behaviour within the eurozone

South Korea interbank FX volumes shoot up

SEOUL - Average daily volumes in South Korea's interbank FX market rose to $19.71 billion in 2007, up from $11.8 billion a year earlier, according to official statistics released last week.

EBS Spot aims for NDF supremacy

LONDON - The battle to gain market share in electronic non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) broking is gathering pace, with the launch of seven Asian NDFs and Russian rouble trading on electronic spot broking system EBS Spot today (March 3).

Riding the US recession

Adam Cole, global head of foreign exchange strategy at RBC Capital Markets in London, evaluates the prospects of a US dollar recovery amid a US recession

Taiwan banks accuracy warning

TAIPEI - The Taiwanese monetary authority issued a circular to banks last week warning dealers to ensure the necessary paper work is accurately reviewed when executing currency forwards and non-deliverable forwards trades.

Banks bet on yen amid subprime fallout

Continued fallout from the US subprime mortgage crisis was a key influence on a yen view that took National Australia Bank (NAB) to the top of the one-month forecast rankings this week.

Looking beyond the US dollar

If 2007 was the year the US sneezed, 2008 promises to be the year in which the rest of the world catches a cold, says Cameron Umetsu, currency strategist at Nomura International in London

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