Euromoney Foreign Exchange Survey 2013
This survey is CLOSED.
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Results are published in the May edition of Euromoney magazine.
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Forex news, analysis & opinion
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Currency war has been dominating the headlines, but there is little reason to suppose that EM policymakers are set to join the fray.
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February 2013
Much has been made of the recent outbreak of currency war rhetoric, but analysis suggests global exchange rates are not misaligned by historical standards.
February 2013
Following the plunge in the yen over the last few months, the pound looks set to be the next currency that devalues across the board as the Bank of England sets aside inflation targeting.
February 2013
Foreign exchange revenues at leading investment banks were down sharply in 2012 amid declining volatility and reduced volumes, according to consultancy firm Coalition.
February 2013
The world’s leading industrialized nations have sought to ease tensions in the FX market ahead of this weekend’s G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers in Moscow, but appear to have given the go-ahead for further strains to develop.
February 2013
Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), has pulled off quite a trick: engaging in the global currency war without firing a shot in anger.
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