London-based analytics firm Permutable AI-Powered has extended its trading platform to forex markets, bringing AI-driven insights to currency traders. Known for its strong presence in commodities and energy analytics, the company now offers institutional traders, portfolio managers, and corporate treasury teams real-time intelligence tailored for the fast-moving world of forex.
AI-Powered Insights for Forex Traders
CEO Wilson Chan said that moving into forex was a natural step for the company’s Trading Co-Pilot platform. He pointed out that the same AI strategies that have worked in commodities and energy can also provide real-time market analysis for forex, where quick reactions to economic events are critical.
The expanded platform now covers major and minor currency pairs, including USD Dollar (DXY), GBP/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, and AUD/USD, as well as less-traded pairs like EUR/GBP, GBP/JPY, and AUD/JPY. Using advanced AI, the system scans vast amounts of market data, tracks sentiment shifts, and finds correlations across multiple currency pairs, helping traders make faster and more precise decisions.
Enhancing Forex Trading Tools
Forex trading is known for its volatility, and the demand for more advanced trading tools has been rising. Permutable AI’s new system aims to meet this need by offering real-time alerts and risk management insights, helping traders navigate unpredictable market conditions with more confidence.
The company also plans to introduce sentiment analysis for single currency indices and additional tools designed to improve trading strategies.
AI Regulations and Market Developments
As AI becomes more influential in trading, regulators are paying closer attention. Last year, the European Union introduced new laws to create a standardized AI framework across member states. The policy, passed by the EU Council, ensures AI systems remain safe, transparent, and aligned with human rights. These rules also extend to financial markets and payment systems, highlighting the growing impact of AI-driven technology in finance.
