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SGX’s RMB Futures Contracts Soar in Debut As Chinese Currency Demand Heightens
- The SGX offering of recently launched Chinese Renminbi (RMB) futures, including both the USD/CNH and CNY/USD, has been met with insatiable demand, helping contribute to swelling volumes in its debut.
Tuesday, 21/10/2014 | 06:34 GMT by
Jeff Patterson
FXCM Launches USD/CNH Pair to Clients As Interest in China's Off-shore Renminbi Builds
- US-based FX Broker listed on the NYSE under ticker symbol FXCM, has today announced the launch of the US Dollar versus the Chinese Yuan, as a pair for clients to trade the offshore Renminbi as interest in it grows.
Wednesday, 09/04/2014 | 09:00 GMT by
Steven Hatzakis
Saxo Bank Launches USDCNH OTC Options, Fortifying Existing CNH Offering
- Versatile multi asset broker Saxo Bank, has announced the new launch of over-the-counter (OTC) options on its USDCNH platform, granting clients more diverse exposure to Chinese Renminbi trading.
Monday, 07/04/2014 | 12:18 GMT by
Jeff Patterson
MXT Global Initiates USD/CNY and Commodity Offerings Amid Widespread Interest
- MXT Global, a provider of forex trading technology and financial services in Australia, has announced the inclusion of the USD/CNY to its currency suite following accumulated demand from its clientele.
Monday, 10/03/2014 | 07:19 GMT by
Jeff Patterson
IC Markets to Launch Chinese Yuan and Russian Ruble Trading
- Seeing customer demand and reacting to trading volatility, Australian IC Markets is launching trading in the Chinese yuan (USD/CNH) and Russian ruble (USD/RUB) on both its MT4 and cTrader platforms.
Wednesday, 05/03/2014 | 09:37 GMT by
Ron Finberg
Deliverable Renminbi (USD/CNH) Futures Start Trading on the CME Today
Monday, 25/02/2013 | 15:12 GMT by
Ron Finberg
Saxo Bank announces new offshore Renminbi CNH trading facility
- Saxo Bank just announced that it will now allow offshore renminbi trading against the USD. Saxo thus is joining the likes of HSBC and BMO who already allow this type of trading. As we already mentioned few times, it may be a sign of China opening up for retail forex trading in the near future. FX Options and swaps can already be traded onshore.
Tuesday, 13/09/2011 | 08:17 GMT by
Michael Greenberg
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