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How Amsterdam is stealing a march on rivals as Brexit trading hub

How Amsterdam is stealing a march on rivals as Brexit trading hub

By , , , AMSTERDAM/LONDON (Reuters) - All the talk was of Frankfurt or Paris luring London’s financial business as Britain peeled away from the EU. Yet it is Amsterdam that is proving the most visible early winner.Data last week showed the Dutch capital had displaced London as Europe’s biggest share trading centre in January, grabbing a fifth of the 40 billion euros-a-day action, up from below a tenth of trading pre-Brexit.Yet that is just one of several areas the city has quietly stolen a march on its rivals as it attracts businesses from Britain, evoking memories of its history as a...

February 18, 2021
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Brexit 'big bang' to trigger tectonic trading rift in Europe

Brexit 'big bang' to trigger tectonic trading rift in Europe

By , LONDON (Reuters) - Europe will see its biggest transfer of share trading in more than two decades when stock exchanges open for business in 2021, with Brexit shifting its centre of gravity away from London.While market players hope that years of preparations since Britain voted to leave the European Union means the transition of most euro-denominated assets like shares and derivatives out of the country will be relatively smooth, the long-term impact is unclear.“This is a big bang event and that is one of the things that the market hasn’t truly understood yet,” Alasdair Haynes, chief...

December 29, 2020
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Dollar treads water against euro; yuan sinks on U.S.-China tensions

Dollar treads water against euro; yuan sinks on U.S.-China tensions

By NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar steadied against the euro on Wednesday even as the common currency remained supported by news of a proposal for an economic recovery package to help the euro zone region recover from the coronavirus pandemic.Slideshow The European Union’s executive unveiled a 750 billion euro ($825.23 billion) plan on Wednesday to prop up economies hammered by the coronavirus crisis, hoping to end months of squabbling over how to fund a recovery that has exposed faultlines across the 27-nation bloc.“We are certain Euro merits its strength based on just the high level of...

May 27, 2020
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