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A new formula to determine the daily renminbi fix could be a prelude to more exchange rate policy reform from China, said HSBC. -
Banks are beginning to grapple with the implications of funding the One Belt One Road (OBOR) project following the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation this month. While the initiative will likely help the renminbi go global, it is unclear how far and fast a boost RMB internationalisation will get from it.
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The US Federal Reserve’s economics team have finally found academic evidence for what the market has thought all along — regulation has shrunk dealer balance sheets, and cut liquidity in corporate bonds.
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A new global code of conduct for the FX market was published in London on Thursday by a group of central banks. It calls for more “ethical” behaviour among market participants.
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The European Commission’s mid-term review on Capital Markets Union, set to be debated on June 7, will look at toughening the terms on enforcing on collateral, a move which should help recoveries on the continent’s overhang of non-performing loans, but which could prove politically controversial.
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European Union (EU) member states are conducting last-minute talks on how to calculate capital requirements in the draft framework for European securitizations.
