FX

Deutsche Bank's Clifford Cheah explains why Asia's currency markets are just starting to take off.

By Lara Wozniak | 24 September 2010

Hong Kong's RMB Eurobond market kicks into gear

We look at what is driving the development of the renminbi Eurobond market in Hong Kong and the benefits of issuing them.

By Lara Wozniak | 10 September 2010

Euro weakness drives Asian exporters to pay for protection

David Naville, an FX structurer at Barclays Capital, talks to FinanceAsia about the challenges facing Asian companies exporting to Europe.

By Nick Ferguson | 25 August 2010

Malaysia frees the ringgit

Bank Negara’s FX market reforms are aimed at boosting offshore trade between Malaysia and China. Meanwhile, news of further reforms send the ringgit to a 13-year high.

By Mei Tuicolo | 24 August 2010

Investors give their take on renminbi reform

Asset managers believe Western economies, other Asian currencies and commodities will benefit from renminbi reform. But they are less positive on China itself.

By Joe Marsh | 30 July 2010

HSBC launches FX-linked renminbi structured notes

HSBC takes quick advantage of PBoC rule changes to offer renminbi-denominated FX notes, as signs grow that the Chinese currency is going global.

By Rupert Walker | 21 July 2010

Bye-bye dollar peg, hello flexible renminbi

Just ahead of the G20 meeting, China says it will increase the flexibility of the renminbi now that the global economy is gradually recovering.

By Lara Wozniak | 21 June 2010

Deutsche Bank defends the euro

Could the bears be overzealous about the value of the euro? Consider the argument for why it should bounce back towards the end of the year.

By Lara Wozniak | 17 June 2010

Sun Hung Kai Financial ramps up FX through Macquarie alliance

Macquarie agrees to buy a minority stake in the FX arm of Hong Kong broker Sun Hung Kai Financial.

By Nick Ferguson | 15 April 2010

Renminbi revaluation would solve several issues

It's the beginning of the end of US dollar dominance, says Societe Generale, which predicts a renminbi revaluation could happen as soon as this summer.

By Jonathan Wong | 26 March 2010

Morgan Stanley hires Nick Strain to head institutional FX sales

The former RBS banker switches roles to join the expanding Morgan Stanley FXEM team.

By Nick Ferguson | 17 March 2010

Asia’s foreign exchange policies

Asian central banks have intervened in the currency markets and forged regional alliances to maintain their foreign exchange reserves and help exports.

By Rupert Walker | 1 February 2010

Standard Chartered extends renminbi trade services to Asean markets

Corporate and institutional clients in Southeast Asia can now conduct business with Chinese companies in renminbi.

By Nick Ferguson | 30 September 2009

Deutsche's Asia currency strategist prefers cyclical currencies

Mizra Baig, Deutsche Bank's head of Asia FX strategy, talks to FinanceAsia about the region's currencies.

By Lara Wozniak | 29 September 2009

Barclays Capital offers deeper FX liquidity on BARX platform

Barclays' new BARX PowerFill+ algorithmic FX trading tools give clients access to deeper liquidity.

By Nick Ferguson | 9 September 2009

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