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HUF makes a comeback

BUDAPEST – The Hungarian forint surged last week following positive market sentiment to a government announcement last Monday (October 9).

Managing exposure to forex volatility

Manuel Deijk in the structured FX team at UBS looks at a selection of quantitative methods applied in the implementation of FX risk management policies

Vwd expands Tullett package

FRANKFURT – German data vendor vwd has expanded its Data Manager Treasury end-of-day FX and money markets data package with extra information from Tullett Prebon Information, the data arm of broker Collins Stewart Tullett.

BoNY relaunches forex website

NEW YORK – Bank of New York (BoNY) has relaunched its FX website with an upgraded version of the interactive Portfolio Flow Monitor (iPFM), the bank's capital flow product.

Real strength set to continue

Gray Newman, senior Latin American economist at Morgan Stanley in New York, says that the Brazilian unit will be supported by interest rates and continuing growth

Human touch will always be needed

Markets have been on the move again this week. Comments from retired Fed chairman Alan Greenspan about the US housing market and noise surrounding China's reserve policy ensured that the greenback at last broke through the 1.26–1.28 range that it had…

Payments industry gathers in Sydney

This year's Sibos conference held in Sydney brought together some 6,500 participants to discuss the latest developments in payment and settlement systems. Here, FX Week brings you some of the news from the eventSwift launches pilot for corporate program

Rennies adopts CheckFree solution

SYDNEY – Rennies Bank, a South African forex specialist, is now employing CheckFree's Accurate NXG straight-through processing solution to help better manage potential operational risk for internal and external customers.

Cognotec moves into custody

SYDNEY – Technology vendor Cognotec this week launches a custody service that automates the forex component of securities transactions.

Decoupling is key to Asian strength

Stephen Jen, head of currency research for Morgan Stanley, and Charles St-Arnaud, acting Asian currency strategist in London, say Asian currencies will strengthen once Asia decouples from the US

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