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Forex Markets & the US Elections: Rhetoric and Reality
How will the US election affect FX markets? With no out-and-out frontrunner, the only thing that does seem certain for FX markets is increased volatility.
What’s Going On with Oil
The Yom Kippur War of 1973 saw a quadrupling of oil prices and a global energy crisis: will this happen again? Israel invaded Lebanon and Iran attacked Israel.
Week Ahead: Middle East Headlines to Drive Price Action
Headlines coming out of the Middle East may well drive the bulk of the price action, particularly in commodities and FX. Earnings season kicks off on Wall St at the end of the week.
How to Choose a Liquidity Provider: A Checklist
There is no single best liquidity provider, there’s the best liquidity provider for your business. For instance, not every broker will be able to open an account with JP Morgan.
A2X and Finalto Align to Enhance Market Access in South Africa
Finalto is thrilled to announce its MOA with A2X, a leading low-cost platform that uses the latest exchange technology and offers easy access to real time price data in South Africa.
Week Ahead: Jay Powell to speak ahead of key jobs data
Fed Chair Jay Powell is speaking on Monday at the National Association for Business Economics. Markets will be listening to anything on the Fed's likely next move on rates.
Is the $27tn US Treasury market suffering from low liquidity?
Treasury market liquidity has been talked about as a potential risk factor for at least the last couple of years; and it may be worsening. At least that’s according to Bloomberg’s US Government Securities Liquidity Index.
Crypto & the US Elections: Causes and Effects
The price of Bitcoin dropped following Kamala Harris’s strong debate showing against Donald Trump in September, suggesting that crypto markets favour a Trump win.
Week Ahead: SNB to cut big and RBA to hold
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Swiss National Bank (SNB) are both in action this week; one may hold and the other could be ready to do a bumper 50-basis-point (bps) rate cut.