HSBC sees 34% decline in FX revenues dragging down Q2 results
The prolonged period of low volumes is not just the preserve of retail and non-bank FX firms, as HSBC's second quarter results show steep decline in FX revenues.
Read moreThe prolonged period of low volumes is not just the preserve of retail and non-bank FX firms, as HSBC's second quarter results show steep decline in FX revenues.
Read moreIntroducing Citibank's Foreign Currency Leveraged Investment Account...
Read moreAverage daily volume of 6.3 million contracts at Eurex Group in July
Read moreBitcoin Market Opportunity Index measured inflation rates, national financial history and penetration of technology, deducing that Argentina is positioned to replace sovereign currency with Bitcoin
Read moreDemand for ruble liquidity and the ever increasing access to yuan trading has boosted Moscow Exchange's volumes which outpace even the halcyon days of summer 2013.
Read moreRegulated global broker EXNESS keeps up the momentum as it continues to defy industry ups and downs with a posting of $185B (185.1) in volume traded for the month of July. Basically unchanged MoM, this is a tick higher than June's rounded $185B which was technically 184.7. EXNESS recently made waves across the industry by…
Read moreVolume doldrums continue to plague firms across the entire industry spectrum, with CME having transacted 583,000 contracts in July compared to 765,000 in June.
Read moreGAIN Capital's continued direction of acquiring specialist firm continues, however will the second quarter of this year point toward recovery of trading volumes?
Read more1st class bitcoin domain BTC.com has sold for more than one million US dollars, as digital currency players invest larger amounts to acquire bitcoin properties.
Read moreCME Group, the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today announced CME Group's European clearing house, CME Clearing Europe, has today received authorization as a Central Counterparty Clearing House (CCP) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). The authorisation covers all OTC derivatives and futures products currently cleared by CME Clearing Europe. CME Clearing…
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