Skip to main content

Trading

Bullish greenback bucks the trend

CIBC World Markets has topped this week's one-month forecast rankings with a bullish US dollar view based on a reversal of the decade-long trend of dollar weakness.

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.

Thomson Reuters emerges on top

Thomson Reuters has reclaimed the title of best broker in emerging markets (EM) from Tullett Prebon, while also holding the number one spot in the best market data provider category.

Thomson Reuters shows eye for detail

Thomson Reuters has retained first place as best vendor in the dealing technology category thanks to a focus on detail, according to Paul Allmark, global head of Reuters Electronic Trading (RET).

Customers look to HSBC for stability

HSBC has held on to its title of best bank for foreign exchange in the Asia-Pacific, as customers flock to dealers with a long-standing history in the region during the market turmoil.

LatAm win for global banks

Citi has taken the award for the best bank for emerging Latin American currencies, followed by HSBC, which moved up a spot this year due to its increased focus on the region.

Move quickly

Irene Aldridge, quantitative portfolio manager and managing partner at Able Alpha Trading, looks at high-frequency trading in an environment of wider spreads

Thomson Reuters sees bright 2009

NEW YORK - Thomson Reuters has reported an increase in third-quarter revenues and profits for its markets division and told investors that management expects the vendor to prove more resilient than some analysts had predicted in the wake of the ongoing…

Chicago's wind of change

Felix Shipkevich, general counsel at CMS Forex in New York, highlights the difficulties of applying similar regulations to retail foreign exchange and the exchange-based commodities and futures markets

E-broking FX volumes soar

LONDON - Interdealer brokers continued to be the biggest winners in the latest round of market turbulence, with Icap and BGC reporting an increase in volumes from foreign exchange businesses.

Clients switch on to Portware FX

NEW YORK - Portware has seen a 70% increase in clients using Portware FX, its real-time foreign exchange aggregation system, since the start of 2008, according to Harrell Smith, head of product strategy for the firm in New York.

Thomson adds Icap tick data

JERSEY CITY & LONDON - Interdealer broker Icap is making historical tick data for foreign exchange, fixed-income and interest rate products available through Thomson Reuters, in a bid to broaden its client base among algorithmic trading, valuation and…

Out of the frying pan, into the fire...

Analysts at Barclays Capital in London say recent dramatic rate cuts might mean the worst of the financial crisis is behind us, but concern about economic growth is increasing

TMS rises as European banking falls

TMS Brokers took this week's top slot in the one-month rankings by forecasting the euro would be drawn down by turbulence in the eurozone banking sector.

Nedbank Capital taps Aleri for liquidity data analysis

JOHANNESBURG - South African investment bank Nedbank Capital plans to implement a liquidity management system (LMS) offered by Chicago-based complex event processing software vendor Aleri next year, to consolidate data on cashflows and liquidity…

WestLB drops RealStream

DÜSSELDORF - WestLB is no longer using Cognotec's RealStream Manager and has signed up to Eurobase's Siena Gateway, in a move to streamline its electronic foreign exchange infrastructure.

Value managers come up trumps in October

LONDON - Currency managers using the value strategy are likely to have fared well in October, a month described as one of the most volatile in history, according to research by the Royal Bank of Scotland.

You need to sign in to use this feature. If you don’t have a FX Markets account, please register for a trial.

Sign in
You are currently on corporate access.

To use this feature you will need an individual account. If you have one already please sign in.

Sign in.

Alternatively you can request an indvidual account here: