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HFT adds value to the forex market, says Bank of England

The effects of high-frequency trading activity should continue to be monitored, but the practice adds value to the forex market, argues a senior Bank of England official

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High-frequency trading (HFT) in foreign exchange should continue to be carefully monitored, but the controversial practice adds value to the market and should not be viewed with alarm, a senior official at the Bank of England (BoE) has argued.

“Some banks and others do have strong feelings about HFT in foreign exchange, but I haven’t seen any evidence yet that it is a bad or dangerous trend. And

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