South Korean won
Japanese corporates count costs of further yen strength
Japanese companies have been hit hard by the strength of the yen and are now revising down their profit forecasts in anticipation of further appreciation
Declining risk appetite and a flight to quality have driven a sell-off in some emerging market currencies and pushed up the cost of hedging,...
Westpac tops the three-month rankings after it predicted the yen would strengthen during July and August
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Crunch time for the US dollar, says Barclays Capital
US economic issues overshadowed by the eurozone crisis will return to the fore in Q3 and push US dollar depreciation, according to quarterly report
South Korea imposes cap on FX forward positions
Joint statement made by Korean authorities on May 19
FX Invest North America: Beware of EM risks, buy side warns
The danger of not being able to unwind a position in an illiquid currency during a crisis could outweigh the possible returns in many cases, according to conference delegates
South Korean regulators caution Barclays and JP Morgan on currency derivatives sales
South Korean financial regulator has issued an institutional warning to Barclays and a caution to an individual at JP Morgan for breaking local banking rules by selling inappropriate currency derivatives that are used in exporter hedging programmes...
Emerging markets will fight the flow of capital
Bhanu Baweja, emerging markets strategist at UBS in London, looks at which emerging markets are heading towards capital controls
Wells Fargo: Commodity currencies power ahead
Wells Fargo topped this week’s one-month currency forecast rankings with expectations for commodity and emerging market currencies to benefit from the US Federal Reserve policy of maintaining high levels of liquidity.
Standard Chartered: EM currencies will come out top in 2011
Standard Chartered topped the one-month currency forecast rankings on expectations for further euro hardship.
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