Bloomberg has launched a foreign exchange price discovery tool that uses natural language processing (NLP) to scan traders’ chatrooms and consolidate bilateral quotes into a single screen. The product, called MYQ, monitors price quotes across a user’s Instant Bloomberg (IB) chat sessions and groups them by currency pair, tenor and instrument in a curve-style display. […]
Gap risk fears push FX traders into Sunday-night Asia hours – FX Markets Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Volumes surge at Singapore open as Trump’s weekend announcements force early risk management The increased frequency of Trump-led market-moving news at weekends has seen venues report a sharp rise in volumes during the
Bloomberg has reported significant volume growth on its dealer-to-client foreign exchange trading platform, FXGO, in 2025 despite the introduction of a controversial new brokerage fee scheme that liquidity providers warned would see clients migrate to cheaper alternatives. In April last year, Bloomberg began charging a new base fee rate before incentives and discounts of $2.75
e-FX awards 2025 – the winners – FX Markets Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Barclays, DB and State Street take two wins each, while Citadel, Citi, JPM and BNP also take top slots FX Markets is proud to announce the winners of the e-FX Awards for 2025. The roll of honour
FX Markets is delighted to announce the winners of the Asia Awards 2025. The eighth edition of the FX Markets Asia Awards recognises and showcases the best banks, trading platforms and technology providers in the Asia-Pacific region (Apac). The awards recognise the firms that have proven themselves in FX trading, whether that’s as a liquidity
Dealers bullish on Bloomberg chat interface for FX markets – FX Markets End of drawer navigation content Skip to main content Service expanded its API offering to integrate broker chats into banks’ engines for cash FX pricing late last year Bank trading desks are optimistic that initiatives by Bloomberg to open its chat application programming
Every day, thousands of bilateral trades in cash and derivative instruments are arranged via Bloomberg instant messages on the tech firm’s ubiquitous terminals, with parties sending out requests for quotes (RFQs), haggling over prices, and exchanging market colour. However, the process is often cumbersome, requiring salespeople to manually cut and paste information between chat windows.
