Regarding the watchlists, it seems that during your recent IT updates, one of your employees decided that displaying only two decimal places for the "last price" is appropriate for all symbols—but this is absolutely not the case for currencies and interest rates.

For currencies and interest rates, price movements typically occur at the third or fourth decimal place.
Here are two examples:

USD/CAD (CAD=X) 1.3971 -0.0013 — you are displaying 1.40

10-Year T-Note Interest Rate (^TNX) 4.8940 -0.0350 (-0.71%) — you are displaying 4.89

Clearly, the person who decided to limit all symbols to just two decimal places does not know much about financial markets.