#Currencies#

The narrow trade-weighted USD index edged out a 10-day low at 92.89. EUR-USD correspondingly whittled out a 10-day peak at 1.1869, while Cable traded firmer from Friday's closing level, but remained comfortably shy of Friday's high at 1.3144. USD-JPY ebbed to a six-day low at 106.22. AUD-USD lifted

FX option expiries for July 31 NY cut at 10:00 Eastern Time, via DTCC, can be found below. - EUR/USD: EUR amounts 1.1675 856m  1.1800 854m 1.1850 516m 1.1900 888m 1.2000 550m  - USD/JPY: USD amounts          103.75 440m 105.00 605m 105.25 390m 106.00 1.2bn  - USD/CAD: USD amounts         1.3300

EUR/USD  1.1700 1.1bn euro amount  1.1730 760m  1.1870 843m  USD/JPY  104.05 360m USD amount  104.50 450m  105.00 1.3bn  105.80 461m  AUD/USD  0.7160 535m AUD amount  0.7230 628m

The start of Q4 trading, Japanese markets have hit a 'glitch'. There is no buying or selling. We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your exceptional support for the operation of the Securities Market on this exchange. Today, there is a failure to deliver market information, and we are

Here is what you need to know on Friday, July 10: Risk-off: Stocks have been falling and the dollar recovering amid worrying US coronavirus figures and also concerns about the policies of Joe Biden, who is challenging President Donald Trump. Additional COVID-19 updates, Canada's jobs report, and US

Yen is trading with an undertone today despite mixed risk markets. Treasury yield is a factor weighing on Yen again, with US 10-year yield staying firm around 0.73 handle. Germany 10-year is also back above -0.4% handle. US stocks open slightly lower, following mild weakness in Europe, but that’s ju

Photo: Bloomberg Conotoxia has officially unveiled its new multi-currency payment card that enable clients to link their existing card straight to up to 20 different currencies. Acting like a personal finance management app, a virtual version is also available through a dedicated mobile app, apart

Photo: fxmarkets Treasury also accuses Vietnam of manipulating the exchange rate to gain “unfair competitive advantage”. The US has accused Switzerland and Vietnam of being “currency manipulators”, saying their foreign exchange interventions had prevented “effective balance of payments adjustments”.

Major Currency Pairs The currency pairs listed below are considered the “majors.” These pairs all contain the U.S. dollar (USD) on one side and are the most frequently traded. Compared to the crosses and exotics, price moves more frequently with the majors, which provide more trading opportunities.