FX news: Goldman makes the most of FX

Our rummage through the quarterly earnings reports of the US banks shows, with one exception, less money made out of FX in this quarter than the last. This isn’t a surprise, the European sovereign debt crisis (whatever happened to that?) of the second quarter was a godsend for volatility and volumes; the third quarter, while it ended with a flourish, was more noted for the depth of the summer slumber.

Our rummage through the quarterly earnings reports of the US banks shows, with one exception, less money made out of FX in this quarter than the last. This isn’t a surprise, the European sovereign debt crisis (whatever happened to that?) of the second quarter was a godsend for volatility and volumes; the third quarter, while it ended with a flourish, was more noted for the depth of the summer slumber.

Goldman Sachs again reported the highest number – not by very much – and its figure of $3.766

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