The UK-based central counterparty (CCP) disclosed a peak stress loss of $1.1 billion under a single-member default scenario, up 42.8% from the previous quarter. Under a worst-case double default, ...

Surging oil prices, rising vol and dollar flight triggered stop-outs of emerging market positions, say dealers ...

Stark differences emerge between onshore and offshore pricing during macroeconomic news events, finds LMAX Group’s head of ...

In foreign exchange, AllianceBernstein has seen room to go further. Within the past year, the firm’s multi-asset trading team has deployed an FX algo wheel that automatically selects the optimal ...

Recent US dollar strengthening in response to the escalating conflict in Iran has done little to temper many investors’ long-term bearish views on the greenback, with some buying into trades ...

Every three years, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) publishes its Triennial Central Bank Survey, the most comprehensive snapshot of global FX and over-the-counter derivatives markets. The ...

One question we’ve been discussing on the reporting desk lately is the difference between US president Donald Trump’s impact on the foreign exchange markets in his current term compared with his first ...

Market participants desire more transparency when it comes to price discovery and mechanisms in benchmarking foreign exchange swaps and forwards markets, said panellists at the New York Federal ...

Dealers have been too slow to adopt standardised codes for rejected foreign exchange trades, according to a senior buy-side trader, who also called on trading venues to help accelerate industry ...

Bloomberg has reported significant volume growth on its dealer-to-client foreign exchange trading platform, FXGO, in 2025 despite the introduction of a controversial new brokerage fee scheme that ...

XTX Markets has demanded Currenex disclose details of a tool it claims allowed the venue to execute its own triangular arbitrage trades ahead of other users, as part of its ongoing class action ...

Morgan Stanley has cut four London-based foreign exchange salespeople and traders, who were covering real money clients, according to two sources with knowledge of the departures. The Wall Street ...