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Hear no evil?

Retail punters and cross-border institutional investors have adopted strong risk-seeking positions despite warnings of a Chinese stock market bubble, find Andrew Capon, editor-in-chief, and Michael Metcalfe, head of macro strategy at State Street Global…

China widens trading band

BEIJING – China widened the USD/CNY trading band to 0.5% from 0.3% effective today (May 21), signalling a more aggressive move towards CNY appreciation, said analysts.

BoE rate hike should have been higher

Commenting on last week's widely anticipated 0.25% rise in UK base rates, London-based fund manager Ted Scott of F&C Investments believes the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee should have done more to stamp out inflationary expectations

Market nonchalant about FXMS data

CHICAGO – Market participants largely shrugged off volume data released by Reuters/Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) joint venture platform FXMarketSpace last week, claiming it is too early to judge the success of the platform.

Avoiding corporate cable complacency

UK corporates need to keep their eyes on hedging policies as city analysts debate the sustainability of the current cable price, says John Haines , managing director, financial markets sales at Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets

Who's who on the exhibition floor?

FX Week gives a rundown of some of the top exhibitors at this year's event. Find out who's showcasing what, then see the box on the next page for your entertainment listings

Extending forex market reach

There is great scope for further integration between FX and interest rate swap markets, says Philip Whitehurst of independent developer MID Analytics in London

Examining emerging market currencies

NEW YORK-based Merrill Lynch currency strategists Daniel Tenengauzer and Parag Ramaiya explain why the bank's valuation model views most emerging market currencies as undervalued

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