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Fed’s Policy Shift Year: AETOS analyst Ryan Chen special report – Part III

April 17, 2019 —by Valentina Kirilova 367 0

The following article is courtesy of AETOS analyst Ryan Chen. Part I and Part II of the report can be seen…

Fed’s Policy Shift Year: AETOS analyst Ryan Chen special report – Part II

April 16, 2019 —by Valentina Kirilova 261 0

The following article is courtesy of AETOS analyst Ryan Chen. Part I of the report can be seen here. Reality…

Fed’s Policy Shift Year: AETOS analyst Ryan Chen special report – Part I

April 15, 2019 —by Valentina Kirilova 178 0

The following article is courtesy of AETOS analyst Ryan Chen. Why the shift in monetary policy Prior to the beginning…

Europe’s post-Merkel era: Part II

March 27, 2019 —by Valentina Kirilova 627 0

The following article is courtesy of Retail FX broker Aetos Capital Group. Part II (for Part I click here) Queen’s rulings in…

Euronext releases January trading volumes, ADV on ETFs 45% YoY down

February 6, 2017 —by Valentina Kirilova 849 0

Euronext, the pan-European exchange in the Eurozone, just announced trading volumes for January 2017. Here are some of the highlights:…

Admiral Markets reduces leverage ahead of Italian constitutional referendum

November 30, 2016 —by Mike Fox 1184 2

Here we go again with European geopolitical risk…roughly 6 months after the surprising “Brexit” vote, Italians are ready to make…

ESMA says “NO” to proposed Greek short selling ban extension

January 12, 2016 —by Maria Nikolova 488 0

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) on Monday said it had issued a negative opinion on a proposed extension…

If the UK left the EU, would London’s dominance of Forex decline?

July 23, 2015 —by Mike Fox 934 0

“If the UK left the European Union, London’s dominance of foreign exchange including euro trading would gradually decline and then end as the flows moved to Asia and other European capitals,” US investor Jim Rogers, who co-founded the Quantum Fund in 1973 with George Soros, told Reuters.

Hantec Markets returns to normal margin requirements following Eurozone agreement on Greece

July 13, 2015 —by Andrew Saks-McLeod 589 1

Having doubled its margin requirements in the advent of market uncertainty over the Greek debt crisis, Hantec Markets has now restored the margin requirements to normal

How $12 million a year Goldman Sachs executive helped Greece join Euro despite debt criteria outside Maastricht rules

July 13, 2015 —by Andrew Saks-McLeod 1274 0

Educated during the 1970s at Cheltenham Ladies College, one of Britain’s finest schools, Antigone Loudiadis played a leading role in assisting Greece’s entry to the Eurozone at the height of her career, netting Goldman Sachs $500 million by disguising the country’s debts to keep within the EU’s strict Maastrict rules for membership