The future of global trading revolves around neutral, high-speed services and sophisticated trading functionality. Simon Nathanson, CEO of Stockholm-based global agency brokerage firm and technology provider Neonet, looks at the exciting prospects of this ever-changing marketplace

Economic debate at the global level must focus on the gulf between levels of the euro and the dollar, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said as he vowed to protect domestic industry in a speech to businesses.

Most authorities are of the opinion that a significantly higher percentage of Africans own mobile phones than have access to credit, writes Gregory Vincent, Head of FX (EMEA) at INTL Global Currencies Ltd

It is no secret that the Forex market stays at a different development stage in terms of daily transaction volume and the increasing number of people involved

Nations are at a standstill. As reserves are mostly held in US dollars, many other world powers are determined to make currencies more even multinational

As the global credit crisis hits harder, the question is, has the Forex market now become the new futures market? A report by Richard Morrish, MIG Investments Head of Research

As Sterling comes under pressure at the start of 2008, Richard Morrish asks; is this a long-term trend that will see a fundamental shift in the Political landscape as a consequence?

White Label Partnerships are an area of rapid expansion in today’s environment where speed to market, scale and the diversification of trading platforms are imperative for gaining and retaining market share of the burgeoning online trading sector

London’s newest stock exchange, PLUS Markets Group, is more than prepared for the bear market because it’s an agile, smaller competitor to the London Stock Exchange. Nemone Wynn-Evans, director of business development at PLUS, explains