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REYKJAVIK - Thomson Reuters is set to list a new currency pair, EUR/ISK Domestic, on the Spot Matching System in January to support trading between Icelandic banks onshore....
LONDON - The pound's fall to record levels against the euro last week sparked unseasonal trading in the foreign exchange markets, say traders....
LONDON - Efforts by global central banks to boost interbank trading are reaping returns, with short-dated foreign exchange forwards basis falling...
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BEIJING - Chinese renminbi non-deliverable forward (NDF) rates could peak this week, ending the rapid rise seen since the government indicated plans to allow the unit to depreciate at the end of November, according to traders .
REYKJAVIK - Iceland re-floated its currency last week but existing capital controls continue to drive away interest in króna trading.
NEW YORK & LONDON - Wider cuts at global dealers have hit foreign exchange teams across both sides of the Atlantic, with many redundancies made last week.
BEIJING, MUMBAI & BANGKOK - The People's Bank of China shocked markets with an aggressive 108 basis point cut to interest rates last Wednesday (November 26), in its latest move to curb the rapid decline in growth.
LONDON - Traders are reporting a slowdown in foreign exchange activity and a focus shift towards global recession fears as the market approaches year-end.
NEW YORK - Bloomberg Tradebook is this week re-launching its foreign exchange electronic communications network after suffering up to eight weeks of outage as it sought to replace AIG as its central clearer.
LONDON - Activity in the foreign exchange market will "pull back" over the next couple of years, while risk management will become a key focus for the industry, according to Paul Fisher, London-based head of the FX and reserves management division...
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