Singapore’s MAS: Actions and words Singapore’s de facto central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), will hold its semiannual monetary policy meeting in mid-April. Given the recent rapid changes

While we bid goodbye to 2018, we entered 2019 with a bang. FX Markets started 2019 with episodes of dislocations in Japanese Yen and its crosses. Stock markets were rattled

Analytics can turbo-charge time strapped corporate treasuries By Toby Michelmore, Head of Buy Side Sales, APAC, EBS Volatile markets, such as those experienced over the last 12 months, have heavily

By Toby Michelmore

December 17, 2018

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On China Lira and Fed - Watch Trump for clues on FX and Interest Rates The United States of America has been helmed by President Donald Trump since Jan 2017,

Chat with the organiser for Asia Global FX Hive Singapore 2018: Julie Nicolas Managing Director We attended the first FX Hive in Singapore last year in 2017. It was the

By Seng Ti

July 30, 2018

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Memories, Lessons & Future As I was clearing up my study area at home, sorting through old files (real ring files not files on cloud) I was duly reminded of

Yellen holds Fed Funds Rate at 1.00 - 1.25%: No Surprises There were not much surprises from the FOMC decision. The content and language of the FOMC statements did not

North Korea from 1976 to today: Has anything really changed? North Korea has a longer history of missile testing than many of us can recall. It has been 41 years

"Numerous analysts suggest that high-frequency trading companies’ profits are shrinking and in future such businesses are doomed." While the first part is true, the latter is a pure non-sense. The financial