| Global Markets Global Markets Research Careers |
 |
Welcome
Deutsche Bank is a pre-eminent provider of liquidity in the world's foreign exchange markets. As the recognised No 1 Foreign Exchange provider, both in terms of client perception and market share, Deutsche Bank is committed to the same core values of client focus and innovation that characterise all our wholesale client businesses. Our scale is only as important as our ability to find the best solution available to individual client needs. More than 350 research, trading and sales professionals in centers across North America, Europe and Asia work round-the-clock to create relative value opportunities for corporate, governmental and institutional clients.
FX4Cash offers a broad range of solutions for generally small value, dynamic and repetitive cross border payments targeted to Financial Institutions, Non-bank and Corporate Clients. 
autobahnFX is Deutsche Bank's award winning electronic platform for trading foreign exchange and precious metals. 
dbFX is Deutsche Bank's on-line margin FX trading platform for individual investors and small institutions. 
FX Prime Brokerage provides clients with a facility to deal in the FX markets in a highly efficient and low cost manner. 
Leading the way in FX Indices with a total of over 90 Indices. 
Award winning research from the World's No 1 FX Bank. |
|
Contact
For more information about our products and services, or to locate a Sales Team member for a specific product or region, please contact us at
gffx.gfx@db.com
What's New?
Industry Comment
(Extract from FX Blueprint, January 2010)
We like to go against the consensus and be short USD/JPY (and long the JPY TWI). In our opinion, a move to 95 or higher cannot be ruled out in near-term given the momentum of US data and yields, yet our target is 80-85, so the potential gains on being short USD/JPY outweigh the potential mark-to-market losses. The likely moderation in the rise in US yields and importantly a decline in correlation with yields should support our view. In fact, on the initiation of Fed tightening, USD/JPY has shown a strong tendency in the past to reverse course and decline sharply. We expect euro weakness, but with only a modest target of 1.35-1.40 for the H1. It may end up being one of the smaller range years in a while. The reason is that short-term US yields have already risen sharply, and though the broader growth picture is weaker in the Euro-area than the US, the ECB is likely to hike not too far behind the Fed. Elsewhere in the G10, we would fade AUD outperformance against a basket of CAD, GBP, and NZD. In EMEA, we like to be long RUB, TRY, PLN, RON and ILS versus EUR, long EGP versus USD based on a combination of favourable capital inflows, monetary divergence and valuations. Finally, in Asia we would go long IDR (vs. JPY), KRW (vs. G3) and short USD/TWD. To view full report please click here. |
| Copyright © Deutsche Bank AG | Imprint | Legal Resources | Last update: December 9, 2008 |