Europe
LSE and Deutsche Börse deal collapses
EU commissioner Margrethe Vestager blocks merger attempt over monopoly concerns
Pragma announces LD6 expansion
The move enables the algo technology provider to improve services to its expanding client base
Credit Suisse creates centralised global FX options business
Matt Mitchell will lead the unit; the bank merges its Zurich and global options e-commerce business under Francesco Schiavo
Reflation next year could dampen multi-year dollar rally
But dollar strength is likely to play out until the first quarter of 2017
Premier League clubs hope to net sterling rebound
Paul Pogba's move to Manchester United only broke the world record because of the weaker pound
Less than 60 days to go: are British firms hedging for Brexit?
As sterling hits a 1.5-year low against the euro, Oanda's Natasha Lala explains how corporates are managing risk amid uncertainty
Brexit will threaten London's FX dominance – survey
Poll of foreign exchange professionals shows 80% believe the UK will vote to stay in the EU
Brexit and foreign exchange – the consequences
What would Britain leaving the EU mean for FX?
Premier League pays 10% more for players due to FX
The euro's rise against the pound forces UK football clubs to overpay
Best Banks Awards: Deutsche Bank scoops five wins
The bank triumphs in spot FX, structured products, the eurozone, EUR/USD and EUR/JPY
Best Bank Awards: Barclays triumphs in five categories
Barclays retains the top spot in currency options, being voted the best bank for FX by banks, FX in London, and for both GBP/USD and EUR/GBP
Best Bank for Asia, EM Asia and EM Emea: HSBC
HSBC continues to dominate emerging Asian and Emea currencies, and it is also voted best bank for FX in Asia-Pacific
Greece braces for snap election in September
Impact on FX market yet to come, analysts say
FX prepares for Greek endgame
Trading platforms and CLS prepare for all eventualities
Strategists still see positive Greek outcome
Although the chances of a Greek exit have risen ahead of Sunday's referendum
Greek crisis shakes global markets
The financial crisis deepens as Athens shuts its banks for a week and imposes capital controls
Russian banks face higher borrowing costs
Banks and corporates face higher funding costs and loan rates, but government support lends a lifeline
FX Week Europe: Eurozone break-up ‘inevitable’, says ECU currency chief
Short-term policies have delayed the break-up of the eurozone, but a disorderly exit of debt-laden countries is inevitable, says chief investment officer Michael Petley
HSBC retains EM and Asia-Pacific awards
HSBC wins best bank for emerging Asian and Emea currencies, as well as best bank for FX in Asia-Pacific
CME forex trading booms but clearing remains slow
CME Group has boasted record FX volumes in recent months and is preparing to launch its London-based derivatives exchange in September, but take-up of its OTC FX clearing services remains slow. Derek Sammann, CME’s head of FX and rates, tells Robert…
Euro bearishness reawakened post-Cyprus
Long euro positions have been unwound following the bailout of Cyprus and many participants now foresee further trouble ahead for the eurozone
Euro's future unaffected by turmoil in Italy, say panellists
The results of Italy's election may have created uncertainty, but the eurozone's future remains intact, according to speakers at the FX Invest Europe conference
Euro outlook 'unpredictable' after recent strength
Despite the resurgence of confidence in the euro since the turn of the year, participants appear to be following the caution expressed by Mario Draghi yesterday over whether the trend is sustainable
FX Week Europe: Disaster in the eurozone still plausible, warns Neil Record
Founder of Record Currency Management favours a new type of hedging product that protects investors from the exit of eurozone members