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What a difference a year makes

The foreign exchange business was a clear outlier in what has been a historic year for global financial markets. But no single entity experienced as significant a reversal of fortunes as a result of the market turbulence this year as settlement system…

Yen intervention risk rises

TOKYO - Analysts expect the Japanese government to intervene to curb the rapid appreciation in the yen, which reached near-record levels against the US dollar last week.

Forex forwards bounce back as year ends

LONDON - Efforts by global central banks to boost interbank trading are reaping returns, with short-dated foreign exchange forwards basis falling sharply last week. But longer-dated tenors remain a concern, say traders.

Yuan NDFs set to peak

BEIJING - Chinese renminbi non-deliverable forward (NDF) rates could peak this week, ending the rapid rise seen since the government indicated plans to allow the unit to depreciate at the end of November, according to traders .

MarketFactory Whisperer closer to launch

LONDON & NEW YORK - MarketFactory's Whisperer product is being beta-tested by a group of clients made up of banks and funds, James Sinclair, chief executive of the financial technology firm in New York, has told FX Week. He expects the first client to go…

Times getting heavy for metal traders

Gil Bray, head of product and business development at technology vendor Misys in New York, says the base metal OTC community needs to move with the times and reap the benefits technology can offer

Bloomberg Tradebook back on track

NEW YORK - Bloomberg Tradebook is this week re-launching its foreign exchange electronic communications network after suffering up to eight weeks of outage as it sought to replace AIG as its central clearer.

Credit Suisse advances in Asia forex

HONG KONG & SYDNEY - Credit Suisse released its advanced execution service (AES) for foreign exchange in Asia last month, following the system's US and European rollout earlier this year.

Citic Group in currency bail-out

HONG KONG - Citic Pacific has reached an agreement with parent company Citic Group to provide financial support to meet liabilities from exposure to leveraged FX contracts disclosed on October 20.

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