J.P. Morgan conducted an online FX E-Trading survey to provide you with a snapshot of upcoming trends. Nearly 200 institutional FX traders participated in November 2016.
64% feel there are no major issues facing traders.
Of the remaining 36%, the most common issues are detailed below.
of trading volume is predicted to be through e-trading channels in 2017
are likely to use a mobile trading app in 2017
Net % of users planning to increase algo usage in 2017
North American traders are more likely than their EMEA and APAC counterparts to increase emerging markets and algo trading.
Cash
+24%
Cash
Swaps
+30%
Swaps
NDF
+15%
NDF
G10
+15%
G10
Emerging Markets
+32%
Emerging Markets
Click to trade
-2%
Click to trade
Algo Trading
+38%
Algo Trading
36% use single dealer platforms only
% RANKED IN TOP 3
% Ranked in Top 3
% Ranked #1
Asia ex-Japan
+65 6882 2291 / 92 / 93
Japan
+81 3 6736 6778
Europe
+44 207 777 9581
North America
+1 212 834 4356
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