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JP Morgan pushes e-FX in Japan

TOKYO – JP Morgan Chase has made changes to its management team and plans to make hires in a bid to bring greater awareness of its electronic FX platform in Japan.

Review of 2004 - September: Reuters widens FX access

LONDON – Reuters announced that fund managers, corporates and mid-tier banks would soon get access to the firm’s interbank FX rates for the first time. The firm announced it would take spot dealing prices from its Matching service, used by 7,000 users at…

Bloomberg offers free EBS

NEW YORK – EBS Trader is to be offered through Bloomberg terminals free of charge as the information and market data vendor tries again to make serious inroads into the forex market.

GL Trade acquires Ubitrade

LONDON -- GL Trade, the France-based vendor of trading systems, recently announced the acquisition of Ubitrade, a specialist in derivatives processing.

Euro role grows, says ECB

The euro is increasingly being used as an international currency and its place in the global markets is becoming ever more important, a European Central Bank (ECB) official told delegates at the FX Week congress in London last week.

FXall debuts Altair platform

NEW YORK – FXall, the online FX trading portal, has launched Altair, an upgraded version of its service, to expand its offering to a wider range of products and a bigger customer base.

Bayer Group's two-year plan pays off

LEVERKUSEN – As the dollar continues its slide versus all major currencies – it has lost 8% of its value against the euro in the past two months and 9% against the Swiss franc – corporates are struggling to readjust their hedging strategies.

Concerted intervention ruled out

FRANKFURT – Despite increasingly vigorous comments from European politicians arguing in favour of stemming the onward rise of the euro, concerted intervention from Europe and the US is extremely unlikely.

Trading platforms break records

LONDON – FX trading platforms withstood a massive spike in trading on November 5, as record volumes followed the announcement of better-than-expected US jobs data.

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