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China's FX conversion eased from a record in January, indicating a slower pace of yuan appreciation, as clients made less foreign-exchange conversion into the yuan.

The Indonesian rupiah has hit a record low due to concerns over central bank independence and policy direction, but Barclays' Head of Asia FX expects some stabilization ahead.

BNY FX and global macro strategist John Velis shares his market outlook for 2026, expressing concerns about the uncertainty of market outcomes.

TSMC's Wendell Huang emphasizes the importance of simplicity in managing foreign exchange exposure for companies with significant overseas earnings, particularly in small economies.

The US Supreme Court's potential cancellation of Trump tariffs is discussed by a panel of experts, including Bank of America's Ralf Preusser and Barings' Omotunde Lawal, on The Pulse With Francine Lacqua.

US Senate Democrats are requesting more information on a $20 billion swap line with Argentina, seeking transparency on the Trump administration's economic aid to the country.

South Korea's pension fund has started foreign-exchange hedging through a swap agreement with the Bank of Korea, likely aiming to mitigate currency risks.

The Reserve Bank of India plans to inject liquidity into the banking system by buying bonds worth $11 billion this month, aiming to stabilize the market.

The Philippines is shifting its foreign exchange policy, allowing the market to determine the peso's value as the currency continues to slump.

The Argentine peso has strengthened, ending a five-day losing streak, due to continued market intervention by local and US governments.

South Korea and the US are focusing on the structure of a $350 billion investment pledge, rather than a currency swap, as per Finance Minister Koo Yun Cheol.

Gold is unlikely to reach recent highs due to a lack of evidence for a debasement trade, according to Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank.