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It has been one year since China shocked the world with a new methodology for generating its official daily USD/CNY fix that caused a sharp fall in the currency. Market participants told GlobalRMB that the new regime has been a step up from the old system, but while more near-term reforms are unlikely, they are bracing for even more volatility. -
Two weeks into August and the anticipated summer slowdown is still not that slow, with big name borrowers continuing to test both the investment grade and high yield bond market, as well as bringing leveraged loans.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has approved legislation that will pave the way for the creation of clearing houses, in another boost for its capital markets.
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The London Metals Exchange plans to offer a range of exchange traded and centrally cleared precious metal products, starting with gold and silver spot and futures contracts.
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Tullett Prebon has teamed up with GMEX Group to launch a hybrid voice and electronic trading platform for foreign exchange options.
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The usage of renminbi in Africa has long been talked up given China’s status as the continent’s largest trading partner. Developments over the past couple of years have been slow, however, though there are now signs of activity with several African nations visiting Hong Kong in November to learn more about RMB reserves management.
