Japan FSA says may discuss risk management with Nomura in light of the recent events that unfolded
Nomura and Credit Suisse are the two names to have come out and said that they could incur a significant and material loss from dealings with a US hedge fund, leading to all the ruckus seen so far in

Reuters reports on the matter
Visa is said that on Monday, it will allow the use of cryptocurrency USD Coin to settle transactions on its payment network. The report headline may be a bit of a stretch since this actually only covers USDC.

Major central bank rundown 
Prior to the latest BoE meeting on March 18 there was a tail risk of a rate hike coming into the markets. The GBP has been strongly supported over the last few weeks and the last meeting continues to provide reason for optimism regarding GBP strength.The major headlines for the Bank Of

Major central bank rundown
The central banks are listed below with their current state of play. The link for each central bank is included in the title of the bank and the next scheduled meeting is in the title too. There are some FX divergences on different re-opening speeds worth considering if you haven’t been already. 

Forex news for North American trading on March 26, 2021
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A snapshot of markets near the close of the day/week shows:
– Spot gold is up $5.59 or 0.32% at $1732.52. For the week gold fell $12.73 or -0.73%
In the US stocks today, the major indices all close higher as a late day buying pushed the indices to new

NASDAQ down 5 of the last 6 trading weeks
The final numbers are showing
For the year to date:

Weekly forex futures positioning data for the CFTC for the week ending Tuesday, March 23, 2021
– EUR long 93K vs 90K long last week. Longs increased by 3K
– GBP long 22K vs 29K long last week. Longs trimmed by 7K

The NZDUSD is the biggest mover for the week with a 2.48% decline
For the week, the USD is ending as the strongest of the majors, while the NZD is the weakest.

Forex news from the European morning session – 26 March 2021
Headlines:
Markets:
– NZD leads, JPY lags on the day
– European equities higher; E-minis up 0.2%

Remarks by Japanese finance minister, Taro Aso
It is still early days in the recovery but with , it will start to filter through to the rest of the world as well – particularly in economies that recover much faster from the virus crisis in general.