Bank FX market-makers ramp up AI usage

Barclays applies tech to predictions, while HSBC and ING look at pricing accuracy

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Bank foreign exchange market-makers are increasingly using machine learning and artificial intelligence technology to improve their pricing predictions and sharpen levels shown to clients.

Non-bank market-makers have long achieved strong revenues in FX from their ability to use technology to predict where rates will go next. This allows them to adjust their hedging or inventory holdings to benefit from expected moves in spot, on top of any bid/offer they earn from the trade.

But banks are now

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