ICAP reported its EBS electronic foreign exchange (FX) volumes for the month ending June 2015, which showed a healthy growth over May’s figures, according to an ICAP statement.
Last month, , declining about 1% to $95.9 billion daily.
For the month ending June 2015 however, volumes managed to swell to $100.8 billion daily, good for a 5.1% growth MoM from $95.9 billion daily in May 2015. Across a yearly timeframe however, this performance was even more robust, notching a 26.6% YoY from $79.6 billion in June 2014.
Furthermore, US treasuries trading saw a slight uptick in trading as well, rising 2.6% MoM during June 2015 to an ADV of $188.9 billion, vs. a figure of $184.2 billion in May 2015. Measured against last year, the latest figure also shows a 13.8% growth from $166.0 billion in June 2014.
The methodical growth in June’s volumes from last month helps underscore the dynamic climate in the FX market currently, which is grappling such marquee issues as the pricing of a Federal Reserve rate cut and the potential political and economic ramifications of a Greek schism with Europe.
Earlier this week, . Ms. Knott joined ICAP after working at a number of leading financial services groups.
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