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COESfx teams up with AbleSys

PLAINVIEW, NEW YORK – Electronic currency network COESfx has formed an alliance with technology vendor AbleSys Corporation (ASC), giving FX traders access to trading signals to help improve their decision-making.

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.

CME updates free FX tool

CHICAGO – The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is adding extra data to its web-based CME Equivalents platform, in a bid to attract more mainstream users.

CME-Reuters service picks up

CHICAGO & LONDON – The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and Reuters added four new clearing firms to its 'CME FX on Reuters' service last week.

Alstom picks FXpress

PARIS – Alstom, the Parisian technology vendor, has gone live with risk management software provider FXpress's First treasury workstation.

GFI expands Fenics with bank volatilities

NEW YORK – Interdealer broker GFI is expanding the coverage of its Fenics pricing and risk tool to include volatility surfaces – the methods by which options are priced – from bank clients.

Hotspot FXi opens in Beijing

BEIJING – Electronic trading marketplace Hotspot FXi has opened an office in Beijing to support its activities in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Glitch forces Globex trading halt

CHICAGO – The Chicago Mercantile Exchange was forced to suspend trading of eurodollar futures on its Globex trading platform for two hours last Thursday, April 14, after users experienced problems accessing the eurodollar electronic matching engine.

MAS maintains forex policy

SINGAPORE – The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) maintained its policy of a modest and gradual appreciation of the Singapore dollar nominal effective exchange rate, last week.

CLS set to expand remit

LONDON – CLS could substantially increase its remit with the introduction of a matching and netting facility for non-eligible currencies and settlement of options, non-deliverable forwards, futures and credit derivatives.

BarCap enhances eFX platform

LONDON – Barclays Capital (BarCap) has enhanced its eFX trading platform in a bid to offer more accurate pricing and efficient execution for its users.

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