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• Beijing’s policies could spark a new dollar dive
• Japan’s move to stem a rise in the yen could be the start of a trend
• A ‘flash crash’ in FX is less likely than in the equities markets - -
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Innovation drives trading surge
The rising importance of technology favours the big banks, says Jennifer Hughes
Liquidity: Emerging markets are the future
Jennifer Hughes unravels the growth of a trend in currency trading
Reserves: All eyes turn to China’s foreign money mountain
Beijing’s policies could spark a new dollar dive, says Peter Garnham
Intervention: The genie has escaped from the bottle
Japan’s move to stem a rise in the yen could be the start of a trend, says Peter Garnham
China: How to share in forecast renminbi rises
Volatility rather than appreciation could be a ploy, says Josh Noble
Algorithmic trading: Market keeps machines in their place
A ‘flash crash’ in FX is less likely than in the equities markets, says Jeremy Grant
Automated trades: Man and machinery in perfect harmony
Systematic algo trading in FX is widespread, says Izabella Kaminska
The CME: Growth is driven by investors’ need for clarity
Izabella Kaminska explains the role of the exchange
Retail FX: A trading hero – for the day
Active day-trading, long a feature in Japan and the US, is growing rapidly in Europe. Peter Garnham tries his hand
US retail FX: War waged on cowboy practices
Investors are less happy about being protected, says Gregory Meyer
