Home>News & Insights>Quants Corner>FX allocations quantitative strategyFX allocations quantitative strategy EPFR Quants Corner EPFR 16.10.2020 under a minute read EPFR Foreign Exchange Allocations dataset (FXA) With a daily [trading] volume of over $5 trillion, the foreign exchange (FX) market is the largest investible market. One of the keys to success in this dynamic market is understanding where real money investors are positioned. Our latest dataset, EPFR Foreign Exchange Allocations (FXA) offers investors unique access to the actual allocations of funds to individual currencies. FXA includes the precise EPFR Bullish Sentiment Indicator allowing investors to uncover allocations data from all G10 currencies, as well as the currencies of over 30 emerging and smaller developed markets. FXA data is released monthly on a T+38 basis, ensuring investors can act efficiently, effectively and with confidence. Current datasets in the FX market are generally ‘noisy’ providing imprecise estimates leaving investors reliant on data prone to biases such as ‘representativeness’ and ‘responsiveness’ of respondents from surveys, or worse still, reverting to positioning data within exchanges or balance of payments, which have 60 to 90-day reporting lag times. Tags Recent Posts China avoids the global surge in long-bond yields CEIC 16.10.2026 Insights By Ranping ChenAs global inflation persists and markets fret about fiscal strains in developed markets, US 10-year Treasury yields have Read More Credit-card data shows Americans are cutting back – especially on restaurants and groceries CEIC 16.10.2026 Insights Daily payment-card data from @Facteus is showing that inflation-hit Americans appear to be cutting back spending – especially when it comes to fast-food restaurants. Read More Fed hike squeezes Latin America’s carry cushion CEIC 16.10.2026 Insights By Samuel MalkunAs the Federal Reserve pivots to tighter policy, Latin American nations’ yield advantage over dollar-denominated debt is shrinking Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.