FX

Indian companies book large losses on their rupee hedges

Many Indian exporters with large currency hedges booked on the basis the rupee would strengthen were caught unaware by the financial crisis.

By Sameera Anand | 3 September 2009

China ratchets up FX pressure

China allows renminbi settlement for cross-border trade ahead of the G8 summit.

By Rupert Walker | 6 July 2009

Weak dollar is good for Greater China markets

A lack of reserve currency alternatives means there won't be a dollar crisis, but the greenback could stay weak throughout 2010 creating profitable trading opportunities.

By Chi Lo | 25 June 2009

FX providers adapt to the financial crisis

Deutsche Bank's Clifford Cheah, head of global finance and foreign exchange in Asia, offers his views on how the changing FX landscape has transformed the way banks do business.

By Lara Wozniak | 14 May 2009

The role of the dollar called into question

Following suggestions by China's central bank governor for a new world reserve currency, S&P takes a look at why the dollar is so dominant in the first place and what are the ...

By Standard & Poor's | 24 April 2009

Citi launches FX e-commerce platform

CitiFX Velocity is officially made available to professional investors in Asia-Pacific.

By Rupert Walker | 27 March 2009

China wants new reserve currency to replace dollar

PBOC governor Zhou Xiaochuan suggests a super-sovereign reserve currency to help alleviate China's dependence on the dollar.

By Daniel Inman | 26 March 2009

Asian countries expand FX protection

Asian finance ministers agree to increase the size and scope of a foreign exchange reserve pool to defend currencies and provide funding.

By Rupert Walker | 24 February 2009

China’s officials debate renminbi convertibility

Authorities signal an intention to move towards full renminbi convertibility and a desire for reserve currency status.

By Rupert Walker | 4 December 2008

Asia and the art of war chests

Asian policymakers have built up protective foreign exchange reserves to ensure history doesn’t repeat itself.

By Rupert Walker | 2 December 2008

When a hedge is not a hedge

Citic Pacific's $2 billion loss was characterised as a currency hedge, but if that was really its intention it had quite the opposite effect.

By Nick Ferguson | 23 October 2008

Asian currencies under pressure

Most Asian currencies fell last week, but the winners in the long-run will be the economies that are most sheltered from global markets.

By Nick Ferguson | 13 October 2008

Deutsche expands cash and FX offering

The bank adds more cheque processing hubs that allow trade payments to be cleared in the Asian time zone.

By Nina Mehra | 6 October 2008

Tools of the FX trade

When it comes to trading currencies online, Asia has some catching up to do.

By Daniel Inman | 11 September 2008

When the dollar comes back

Deutsche Bank's Mirza Baig talks FX strategy following the US dollar's resurgence in recent weeks.

By Daniel Inman | 10 September 2008

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