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Thomson Reuters forex volumes rose 20% year-on-year in October
Thursday 13 November 2014
Thomson Reuters' combined monthly average daily foreign exchange volumes in October were 11 per cent lower compared with September but more than 20 per cent higher year-on-year.
October’s $374 billion a day compared with trading activity of $418 billion in September.
Daily spot foreign exchange volumes on Thomson Reuters' competitor, EBS, which has a dominant share of business in the dollar, yen and the euro, hit a three-year high of $250 billion on 31 October, the day the Bank of Japan announced more quantitative easing.
Average spot daily volumes on Thomson Reuters platforms in October were at $134.8 billion, lower than the $144.2 billion in September.
Global Head of FX Phil Weinberg said: “We’ve been hard at work all year improving the capabilities we offer clients and have expanded our client footprint considerably as a result. That means when times are volatile, we are in a position to help an ever expanding group of clients across multiple segments and geographies meet their overall FX Trading requirements in a variety of instruments which has resulted in the steady growth of Thomson Reuters in the FX space.” ■
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- Reuters
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