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GFI Optimistic About Derivatives Rebound

Derivatives trading has stabilized and will likely begin rebounding in the near future, according to Michael Gooch, ceo of GFI Group.

  • 23 Feb 2009
Derivatives trading has stabilized and will likely begin rebounding in the near future, according to Michael Gooch, ceo of GFI Group. Gooch noted that despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average being at historic lows, derivative trading volumes have hit bottom and sectors such as equity derivatives and emerging ...

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