FX volumes on the up at KCG during June, whilst other asset classes decline
FX shines through as the only asset class which has generated increased volume for KCG during June, as all other trading activity dwindled month-on-month.
Read moreFX shines through as the only asset class which has generated increased volume for KCG during June, as all other trading activity dwindled month-on-month.
Read moreThe global OTC market for gold, silver, platinum, palladium and other precious metals is centered in London, with wholesale bullion banks trading millions of ounces daily. Precious metal prices are at a pivot point as central banks have become trapped within their own interest rate policies which affect its perceived value relative to paper money.
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Read moreA quick note on the sentiment of traders coming from futures data from the CME reported by the CFTC. Traders are bearish EUR, JPY and CHF, with net positions of ‐$10bn, ‐$8bn and ‐$1bn, respectively and bullish GBP, AUD, MXN, NZD and CAD; with net positions of $4.5bn, $3.4bn, $2.7bn, $1.3bn and $1.0bn. However, Camilla Sutton, Chief FX strategist at Scotiabank commented that this week’s data is interesting as it provides the first warning signal for EUR bears and GBP bulls as the EUR short position failed to build and traders began to close out GBP longs. These crowded positions in EUR and GBP could signal an uptick in trading activity this week as there…
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