CME Group is establishing ties with key vendors to expand the distribution of primary market foreign exchange liquidity from ...

Only one bank – Morgan Stanley – managed to defend its title, holding on to first place for third consecutive year in FX ...

Dealers say these instances highlight clients’ jumpy response to headline risk. The constant flip-flopping in skew may ...

Trading Taco trades or fake news fatigue Is another era of ‘will he, won’t he’ numbing rates and FX traders to its jeopardy?

In the first half of 2025, the combination of US tariff announcements and fiscal and monetary policy uncertainty led to volatility in foreign exchange markets not seen since early 2020. During this ...

Hedge funds that bet the yen would materially weaken following last weekend’s Japanese election were left disappointed after prime minister Shigeru Ishiba announced he would stay on, despite his ...

Vendors that must register as multilateral trading facilities (MTFs) may end up passing increased regulatory costs on to foreign exchange dealers and clients, according to Citi. Stricter guidance from ...

For years, bitcoin was seen as a speculative outlier: volatile, loosely regulated, and detached from the macroeconomic fundamentals that drive traditional asset classes. Today, we’re seeing something ...

Standard Chartered has launched a spot crypto trading business, making it the first bank to go live with a spot crypto market-making offering for clients – though it’s unclear exactly how the firm is ...

US mutual funds and exchange-traded funds went into April’s tariff turmoil holding the highest net long US dollar position in recent years. According to FX Markets’ Counterparty Radar data, mutual ...

Why asset owners aren’t turning their backs on America (yet) Pension and sovereign wealth investors see US exceptionalism outlasting policy-driven turmoil ...

When the economist and geopolitical strategist Brunello Rosa was finalising drafts of his book Smart Money last year, he noted presciently that critical events might unfold before its publication in ...