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  • Market impact – the effect your trading has on the wider market, post trade

    One of the key metrics you need to consider in your choice of liquidity and transaction cost analysis, is market impact. Or put simply, the effect your trading has on the wider market post trade. Rather simplistically you are told that, if the market moves a lot in reaction to your trading, then that’s a bad thing and you pay wider spreads with a high cost of rejection and higher response times.

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    Video commentary by David Mercer, LMAX Exchange CEO

    But, if you trade on ‘last look’ prices, lower market impact would mean you benefit from tighter spreads and lower cost of rejections and hold times. Let’s take a deeper look at this. The easy one first.

  • Market impact – the effect your trading has on the wider market, post trade

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  • Market Buys Loonie But Mostly Quiet

    Heading towards the European close on Monday, the FX market was mostly quiet for the day, with ranges confined to less than 0.40%. Absence of any meaningful first-tier data had the market trading on broader flow while waiting for a speech from the Fed …

  • Daily FX Market Commentary

    Good morning,   LMAX Close USDJPY 111.076 | EURUSD 1.05904 | AUDUSD 0.75016 | NZDUSD 0.69356 | USDCAD 1.34076 | USDCHF 1.00926 | GBPUSD 1.2373 |   LMAX Ranges 6am London time Highs    Lows EURUSD               1.05870 | 1.05704 USDJPY                 111.586 | 111.123 GBPUSD               1.23869 | 1.23658 AUDUSD              0.75087 | 0.74783 USDCHF               1.01049 | 1.00898 USDCAD               […]

  • NFP Miss No Bother to US Dollar

    The US Dollar enjoyed a nice run of gains on Friday, despite a huge NFP miss. It seems a rise in geopolitical risk and ongoing hawkish Fed speak have been inspiring a fresh round of US Dollar bids, easily offsetting any negative flow from the US jobs r…

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