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Will sterling lead the USD?

Hans Redeker, global head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas in London, says recent strength in the dollar is likely to be short-lived

No soft patch for the dollar

Bank of Montreal (BMo) tops the three-month ranking with a view that the US economy would not go through the soft patch some of the other banks were predicting.

Chinese whispers cause confusion

BEIJING – Currency markets were thrown into disarray last Wednesday following an inaccurate news report by a Communist-party-backed news agency claiming China would allow the yuan to appreciate.

Dollar hits European banks

ZURICH – The dollar’s correction at the beginning of the year hit European banks, which posted a mixed bag of results in forex last week.

Bullish dollar view wins out

Informa Global Markets and HBOS top the three-month and one-month tables, respectively, by sticking with a bullish view on the dollar.

Hotspot using TradeSTP

LONDON – Hotspot FXi, the multi-bank FX market operator, is set to use data distribution products vendor LogicScope Realisations’ TradeSTP deal notification software, say sources.

Size matters, finds Greenwich survey

GREENWICH, CT – The ability to execute large currency trades is one of the key components in winning new FX business from corporates and institutional clients, according to latest research from Greenwich Associates.

COESfx adds real-time FX data

PLAINVIEW, NEW YORK – Electronic currency network (ECN) COESfx has launched a new service, providing real-time streaming forex data directly to currency traders’ desktops.

All change for CLS management

LONDON and NEW YORK – CLS has announced a shake-up of its senior management and the forthcoming departure of chief executive Joseph De Feo.

No election fears for GBP

The most recent UK election update shows sterling political risks diminishing further, says Adam Cole, senior currency strategist at Royal Bank of Canada in London

French referendum ups volatility

PARIS – The French referendum on the European Union (EU) constitution, set for May 29, has already affected euro trading, and continuing uncertainty will lead to further volatility.

Yen to take over as main driver

Australia and New Zealand Bank’s (ANZ) loyalty towards continued dollar strength has paid off, as it tops this week’s one-month ranking.

Divergent views on greenback

Pronet Analytics is maintaining its aggressive 12-month view on the dollar because it believes its recent recovery will end soon, said Karen Griffith, chief currency strategist in London.

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