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About FX Week

Published since 1990, FX Week is the industry's exclusive newsletter for foreign exchange and money market professionals working within commercial banks, investment banks, central banks, brokerages, institutional investors, multinational corporations and vendor companies serving the banks and financial institutions.

Always the first to deliver cutting-edge news stories and special reports, FX Week ensures its subscribers are kept informed of all the key events and developments in the industry.

News Value

Up-to date classic forex news.

Site’s Special

Full access to fxweek.com is only available to subscribers to FX Week.

The subscribers have access to the following:

  • the latest currency forecasts index (which banks are best when it comes to accurate currency forecasting)
  • analysis and commentary on the latest market developments
  • solutions to real-life problems from industry experts
  • technology news

FX Week's expert editorial team operate out of London, the heart of the foreign exchange market, with support from editorial offices in New York and Hong Kong, ensuring that subscribers are provided with the information on the events that are shaping the FX industry world-wide.

Site Design and Ease of Navigation

The design is quite nice, navigation is very easy, and advertisement does not look excessive.

High Points

  • Currency forecasts
  • Global forex events announcements

Low Points

A significant part of information is closed for non-registered users.

 

 
18 December 2011   josh715   FX Week
it took me a while 2 find out all the most interesting (at least by title) materials are for subscribers only. sooorry guys, dont want to spend my time & money on this. u may get the stuff like that 4 free elsewhere. I think everyone here knows places ;)
1 December 2011   randall   FX Week
I would under no circumstances call this site special, belongs to the kind of 'seen one, seen 'em all'... and, it's just amazing their front page is 1/3 about advertising! a bit too much for a rating member, huh?
 


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