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Published:
29 Mar 2012
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Spot
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Regulation
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Buyside
Mrs Watanabe, the fabled yield-hungry Japanese housewife who likes nothing better than a bet on the currency market, looks to have taken up a new hobby.
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Published:
26 Mar 2012
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Spot
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Regulation
An internationalised renminbi and open Chinese capital account is poised to marginalise Hong Kong’s clout as a financial hub and offshore currency centre. The city must leverage its position while it can, says Asiamoney, a sister publication to Euromoney FXNews.
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Published:
20 Mar 2012
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Spot
The carry trade is back in fashion, with the yen, the traditional funding currency of choice, at its heart. And history suggests it has a lot further to run.
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Published:
13 Mar 2012
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Spot
The Norges Bank is in an unenviable position as it grapples with the strength of its currency, but it is likely to have to put up with a strong krone as long as oil prices remain elevated.
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Published:
06 Mar 2012
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Spot
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Regulation
In the final part of this three-part series, the International Financial Law Review, a sister publication of EuromoneyFXNews, discusses the consequences of legally dubious unilateral Greek action to reinstate a national currency without treaty reform agreed by all 27 member states.
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Published:
05 Mar 2012
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Regulation
In the second part of this three-part series, the International Financial Law Review, a sister publication of EuromoneyFXNews, asks the following question.
While the threat of devastating bank runs should act as a huge deterrent for a country to attempt an intentional exit from the euro, what would happen if a sovereign default were to cause bank runs to happen anyway?
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Published:
02 Mar 2012
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Regulation
In a three-part series, EuromoneyFXNews will provide an in-depth analysis, first published by sister-publication, International Financial Law Review, of how a country's exit from the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) would transpire and the relevant legal constraints that would govern the sequence of events.