(Bloomberg) -- Trading of currency options swelled to a record after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, as traders rushed to bet on further dollar gains. Over $160 billion worth ...

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Monday started quietly in the $300 billion-plus currency options market until political headlines triggered the most hectic trading day in nearly two months — a taste of what may lie in store for 2025 ...

(Bloomberg) -- Hedge funds are ramping up bearish positions against currencies from the yuan to the Mexican peso to speculate that Donald Trump will win the US presidential election next month. Dollar ...

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- In the decade Tim Brooks has been buying and selling currencies, he’s grown used to feeling that the action is usually elsewhere. He and his team at Optiver Holding BV, a ...

Imagine a world where you have the power to control your financial destiny through trading. You want to take advantage of the opportunities presented in the global markets, but you're torn between two ...

Please Note: Blog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors. As more and more people enter into the forex market, the parameters are changing due to which the binary option ...

Trading in the huge foreign exchange or forex market typically involves operating in either the spot forex market or the currency futures market. Even though the underlying assets in the futures ...

Day trading options is a popular strategy for traders who seek to take advantage of short-term market fluctuations. Options are financial derivatives that give the holder the right, but not the ...

Due to significant geopolitical uncertainty, this could be a very opportune time to trade currencies. However, as the promise of forex trading grows, so, too, does the volume of scams designed to ...

SHANGHAI, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A record number of listed firms in China are embracing currency derivatives and fuelling a boom in onshore trade of the instruments, the latest data shows, as companies ...