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As Kit Juckes, Societe Generale's foreign exchange expert, puts: Tensions in the Ukraine and Crimea have (temporarily) been eased.
Robert Greifeld, Nasdaq's chief executive, may have been caught bluffing, according to our Wall Street reporter and resident exchange expert, Jenny Anderson.
"Exchanges aren't geographic concepts any more, they're legal concepts," says Benn Steil, an exchange expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.Regulatory arbitrage between exchanges has occurred since at least the 1990s, Mr Steil notes, when the CFTC allowed Deutsche Terminbörse (a precursor of Eurex, a German-Swiss derivatives exchange) to put electronic trading terminals in America.
Elsa Lignos, a foreign exchange expert at City firm RBC, one of many to warn that the pound would come under further pressure should the lead established by Vote Leave be consolidated, said: "Brexit is almost all that matters for the pound at the moment".
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In London, a team of foreign exchange experts was due to begin work at Barclays.
As a pillar of the Greek economy, shipping rivals tourism in attracting foreign exchange: experts estimate it has brought over ¤140bn (£115bn) into the country in the past decade alone.
Some foreign exchange experts Germany would be wary of this, because it could lead to a much stronger euro, and price German exports out of international markets.
Barclays already had a team of foreign exchange experts at their desks in London by 5pm and other bankers had teams preparing to arrive hours earlier than usual.
Their foreign exchange experts will watch the course of the exchanges closely and, if a currency is weak (i.e., below parity), advise their firms to take the opportunity of buying it, even if somewhat in advance of need.
