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Malaysia liberalisation sparks ringgit rise

KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian ringgit reached 13-year highs against the dollar last Thursday, as officials relaxed currency controls on corporate hedging and international trade settlement on August 18.

What to watch in Asia

Albert Leung and Subodh Kumar, Asian strategists at Citi in Hong Kong and Singapore, say China's July macro data and the Shanghai Composite Index are the key indicators of Asia's performance

RBS: Sterling set to shine

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) topped the 12-month currency forecast rankings and made a top-five appearance in the 12 month year-to-date index this week, with a strong conviction G-4 currencies would underperform.

Yield strategy delivers in July

LONDON - Currency managers using the yield strategy were the best performers in July, benefiting from improving European economic data and positive banking stress tests, shows research from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).

Short volatility up in June

LONDON - Currency managers going short volatility would have been top performers in June, benefiting from European market stress, indicates research from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).

GFT: US dollar set for a fall

GFT topped the one-month currency forecast rankings this week with expectations for the European debt crisis to supersede US fiscal shortcomings as a driver of US dollar moves.

Super-competitive core won’t stop euro losses

The euro’s 'peripheral risk premium' has continued to rise through the bounce in EUR/USD. A super-competitive and rapidly recovering core won’t stop it rising further. Tighter policy in the core raises the deflationary benchmark for the periphery, adding…

Swings and roundabouts

Howard Friend, chief market strategist at MIG Bank, explains the ‘2F pattern’, a system he has developed to identify the characteristics of a trend and calculate where to enter a position in its direction

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