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Buying six-month 5s10s conditional flatteners on the Australian dollar curve is a good way to play for a flattening via options, according to strategists at the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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The European Commission is gauging opinions from companies, individuals and associations on a pushing ahead with an effort bolster the international jurisdiction of courts.
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Spain and Italy were always going to be the most topical of the eurozone peripherals in the first-quarter of 2013, and they have lived up to their billing so far. -
Central banks in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia and other Southeast Asian nations are looking to revise the process for setting the rate for non-deliverable fx forwards after bank investigations found traders in Singapore were attempting to manipulate the market.
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iShares’ iShares Liquidity Income Fund may use derivatives, including futures contracts, options and swaps, but to a limited extent.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena has raised its estimated losses from derivatives EUR730 million (USD990 million).
