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BAML: economic uncertainty favours yen
Bank of America Merrill Lynch tops the one-month forecasts with the view that the yen will remain strong in 2012
Nick Beecroft, senior markets consultant at Saxo Bank in London, says the risks of crisis 2.0 have just gone up.
US Treasury reviewing comments on its proposed exemption as market participants expect the decision to be confirmed early next month
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Audio: To QE or not to QE, is the only question?
Markets could be sleepwalking into global crisis 2.0 as a third round of quantitative easing becomes increasingly likely, cautions Nick Beecroft, senior markets consultant at Saxo Bank in London.
Dollar weakness: Passing fad or long-term reality?
The weakness of the US dollar has been a dominant theme so far in 2011, with many strategists predicting the currency will remain on a weak footing for some time. Miriam Siers speaks to currency strategists about the prospects for the dollar...
BarCap loses emerging markets chief in New York
Barclays Capital has lost its emerging markets trading chief in the US, amid speculation of a replacement.
Pinto returns to Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs continues to build in electronic commerce sales in New York.
Integral strengthens sales team new MD
NEW YORK - Bruce Wolf has joined technology vendor Integral as managing director of FX sales in the US.
Christopher Street finds new global head
Steve Janjic has joined Christopher Street Capital as managing director and global head of e-FX sales and distribution in New York.
CME hires from CLS
CME Group has found a new managing director and global head of FX, according to market sources.
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