FX in waiting mode after lively 2022

Matthews, Russel

After a long period of muted volatility, currency markets sprang back into action in 2022 as geopolitical risk and diverging monetary policy came to the fore. This year it is quieter, but markets remain rattled over the unpredictable interest rate scenarios. As a result, many market participants are waiting for a sharper picture to emerge. 

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Markus Schaen , Senior Fund Manager, MN,
The Netherlands