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FX algos no longer just for big players

LONDON - Gaining an edge in foreign exchange execution through trading algorithms is no longer the domain of just the largest forex dealers, according to a panel at the FX Week Europe congress last week.

How to prepare for reduced volatility

In the aftermath of credit-related market turmoil, Neil Mellor, currency strategist at The Bank of New York Mellon in London, suggests a way to prepare for a return to more historically typical levels of volatility

Central banks: the gorillas of FX

Chris Turner, head of FX strategy research at ING wholesale banking in London, evaluates the possibility of FX sterilisation by central banks next year

FXMarketSpace trading slow in October

CHICAGO - Trading on FXMarketSpace continued to decline in October, with average daily volumes dropping 16% to $696 million, according to figures released by the platform last week.

G-10 carry trades survive the crunch

Perhaps the biggest conviction Lehman held during this summer’s credit market shock was that the unfolding events would drastically alter the foreign exchange market. Most notably, we thought the carry-centric world that had dominated in recent years…

All eyes on Asia

Divyang Shah, chief strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia in London, says Asian equities and commodity markets hold clues on the AUD/USD parity debate

Dresdner rises from dollar fall

Dresdner Kleinwort beat Bank of America and Barclays Capital to secure second place in FX Week’s one-month currency forecast rankings this week.

The value of a fall

The dollar might be in serious trouble, but its fall could also be its salvation, according to David Bloom and Paul Mackel of HSBC's FX strategy team in London

Philippines to continue FX deregulation

MANILA - The Philippines central bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), is set to liberalise the foreign exchange market at the end of October, said the bank's deputy governor, Diwa Guinigundo, last week. The central bank will lift documentary…

Deutsche dbFX now in Arabic

MANAMA - Deutsche Bank has launched an Arabic version of its margin trading platform dbFX, to capture the burgeoning retail foreign exchange market in the Middle East.

Carry strategies are thriving in Asia

SINGAPORE - Carry models have proliferated in Asia as alpha-generating strategies over the past four years, according to Thomas Harr, senior FX strategist at Standard Chartered in Singapore.

Asian corporates hungry for new FX products

SINGAPORE - Asian corporates typically have a bigger appetite for new and innovative structured FX products than their European counterparts, according to Selene Chong, head of FX structuring at HSBC in Hong Kong, speaking at the FX Week Asia congress in…

Market innovation threatens platforms

SINGAPORE - Growth in the Asian FX market is leading to big operational changes in the way buy- and sell-side institutions do business, according to Justyn Trenner, chief executive at market research company ClientKnowledge.

Will intervention work?

European Central Bank intervention could spark a battle with the foreign exchange market, says Mitul Kotecha, head of global foreign exchange research at Calyon in London

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