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Indian banks sign up for FX forwards central clearing
CCIL forwards clearing initiative sees slow take-up
Emerging market in derivatives build-up
KUALA LUMPUR -- New FX regulations introduced in Malaysia on April 1 may herald further economic liberalisation, but that does not mean the ringgit’s...
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TWD defies poll woes
TAIPEI -- Taiwan’s presidential election debacle will not have a significant impact on the Taiwan dollar in the medium- to long-term.
NZ ups reserves as "insurance"
WELLINGTON -- The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is proposing to enhance its capacity to intervene in FX markets. The central bank wants to increase the amount of foreign currency reserves it holds as "insurance" against a non-convertible...
Dollar volatility rockets over terror fears
LONDON -- Continued terrorist threats are expected to plague the FX markets in the coming weeks, due to a heightened level of concern over further attacks following the Madrid bombing on March 11, analysts warned last week.
US election to highlight Asian intervention issues
BEIJING -- As the US presidential race picks up, campaigning will inevitably highlight US opposition to Asian currency intervention. But analysts interviewed by FX Week disagreed on the impact this added pressure would have on the ground in...
Near-term ringgit peg change unlikely
KUALA LUMPUR -- Despite recent reported comments from Malaysia’s second finance minister, Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop, Malaysia is unlikely to change the ringgit’s current peg to the US dollar -- at least until the country’s general election...
Politics overshadows economics for zloty
WARSAW -- The resignation of the Polish prime minister from the leadership of the ruling Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) Party will lead to continued volatility in the zloty, which is already close to record lows, analysts said last week.
Benchmarking against competitive exchange rates
The dollar decline has led to competitive divergences between those currencies that tag the dollar and those that have suffered. This is likely to bring increased FX volatility, says Peter Luxton, economic adviser at Informa Global Markets in...
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