Currency Dynamics and Risks in Financial Markets
A special issue of Risks (ISSN 2227-9091).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2026 | Viewed by 149
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Currency markets exhibit considerable volatilities that impact the world economy significantly, thereby affecting macroeconomic perspectives, facilitating international trade, driving cross-border capital movements, promoting international business, and more. Currency dynamics, which interact with the economy and financial markets, provide opportunities for achieving additional financial gains while posing challenges for managing additional risk exposure in currency markets. Considerable research has been carried out to improve our understanding of currency dynamics and their influence on, and interaction with, important economic factors such as interest rates, inflation, and their development. Studies have also been carried out to assess the effect of currency dynamics on firm operations and firm performance, including foreign exchange risk management, resulting in the development of various models and approaches.
In rapidly evolving currency markets, new concerns are emerging despite some traditional issues yet being satisfactorily addressed. Additionally, applying novel technologies and transaction modes in currency markets creates further challenges for both firms and regulatory authorities. Thus, this Special Issue is launched against this backdrop. We invite original theoretical research and empirical studies that address issues in currency dynamics. Broad topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Market microstructure and currency dynamics;
- New transaction modes in currency markets;
- Open market operations, including non-sterilized foreign exchange operations and sterilized foreign exchange operations;
- Currency derivatives markets and instruments;
- Hedging foreign exchange exposure, including economic, transaction, and translation exposure;
- Application of new technologies and firm innovation;
Prof. Dr. Peijie Wang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- currency dynamics
- foreign exchange exposure
- market microstructure
- open market operations
- currency derivatives
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