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30 findingsResults for “FX (Foreign Exchange)”
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Finding 52801 source
This paper uniquely demonstrates that inverted option-implied volatility (IV) term structures can predict large FX moves, challenging the conventional Poisson jump model. By empirically validating this across major currency pairs and presenting a practical strangle trading strategy, it offers original, impactful insights for both academic research and quantitative trading.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 47051 source
This paper offers a comprehensive, timely empirical analysis of global FX market turnover, focusing on the effects of US tariff announcements and monetary policy tightening. While it employs established methods and extends existing knowledge, its originality lies in detailed hedging and intragroup trading insights, making it relevant for FX, market microstructure, and risk management.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 47031 source
Investors, especially non-bank financial institutions, rapidly increased hedging with forwards and optionsoptions trading more than doubledwhile dealers internalized trades, stabilizing markets despite turmoil, according to the 2025 BIS Triennial Central Bank Survey.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 44481 source
Innovatively, researchers integrate high-frequency $5$-minute intraday data and introduce climate risk using factory orders, contrasting scheduled macroeconomic releases with unscheduled pandemic developments like new cases, deaths, and governmental responses worldwide.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 44501 source
This paper integrates climate risks and news into FX market analysis. It employs econometric time series methods to examine $r$ returns and volatility $\sigma$, providing insights compared to conventional approaches. The originality and novelty of this synthesis make it a compelling read for scholars in quantitative finance and climate impact.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 68101 source
CNY has become the worlds fifth most traded currency, and the USD/CNY pair is now the third most traded globally, surpassing USD/GBP, driven by April 2025s exchange rate volatility.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 68121 source
This paper offers a timely, data-driven synthesis of the Renminbis and other EME currencies growing roles in global FX trading, leveraging recent BIS survey data. While it lacks novel methodologies or theoretical advances, its up-to-date market insights and regulatory analysis make it compelling for practitioners and researchers seeking current perspectives.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 68091 source
Emerging market currencies now make up a record 29% of global FX turnover, with the Chinese renminbi (CNY) and Hong Kong dollar (HKD) leading the surge, according to BIS data.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 47331 source
Notably, the approach provably satisfies arbitrage constraints, outperforming penalty relaxations. Strengths: principled enforcement, lag-aware design, rigorous out-of-sample validation. Limitations: daily-close granularity, simplified borrowing/transactions, forward-filling, excluding CNY, evaluating only 10 currencies.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 35561 source
The paper applies pairwise copulas and a modified differential evolution algorithm within a unified, datadriven framework to examine nonlinear interactions among Chinas stock, foreign exchange, and housing markets. Revealing dual equilibrium states and complex dynamics, the study offers quantitative insights merging established financial modeling with novel techniques. Offering practical relevance.
Matched: exchange, foreign
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Finding 25181 source
Leveraging high-frequency FX data, the paper uncovers a fresh link between U.S. Treasury auctions and abnormal FX market returns on macroeconomic announcement days. Its innovative focus on treasury auctions as a precursor provides novel insights into market dynamics, offering compelling contributions that challenge conventional announcement effect literature in quantitative finance.
Matched: exchange, foreign