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Sterling: hamstrung by the latest round of QE?

With the announcement from the Bank of England on October 6 of a further round of quantitative easing, the consensus view of contributors to FX Week’s currency forecast index is that cable will remain around 1.55 for the next three months, despite being…

Retail FX platforms braced for further consolidation

The FDIC last week unveiled proposed margin requirements for retail FX transactions in the US in the latest sign of a clampdown on the retail segment of the industry. How is regulation changing the shape of retail FX? Farah Khalique reports

Charitable sector gets savvy in FX hedging

Investment managers that serve the not-for-profit sector say charities have become more sophisticated in hedging their currency risk after experiencing increased volatility. How do charities typically hedge their FX risk? Chiara Albanese reports

The euro: Up or down?

Nearly a year after the eurozone sovereign debt crisis erupted, we talk to four currency strategists to ascertain the prospects for the European currency over the coming year and identify the euro bears and bulls

Global FX Division establishes FXPB

The Global FX Division (GFXD) of AFME/SIFMA/ASIFMA announced the formation of a working group to focus specifically on the challenges and issues surrounding global FX prime brokerage (FXPB) and to implement over-the-counter FX clearing for clients.

FXCM raises $50 million for acquisitions

Retail trading company FXCM raised $50 million in primary proceeds for acquisitions in the first day of trade on the New York Stock Exchange on December 2, said company chief executive Drew Niv, in New York.

Retail brokers evolve to meet regulation

NEW YORK - Retail brokers in the US continue to shape up internal business practices to abide by best practices introduced by industry regulator the National Futures Association (NFA).

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