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An immediate but short-term decline in the S&P500 followed by a recovery to new highs on the back of likely market events surrounding the Fiscal Cliff in the U.S. have opened the opportunity to enter into window barrier calls—an exotic down-and-in option trade.
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Deutsche Bank is recommending buying three-month forward 2y-5y-30y conditional butterflies in sterling, using three-month at-the-money forward receivers as a cheap convex and carry-efficient bullish trade.
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Investors should buy February 2013 at-the-money call spreads on the iShares FTSE A50 exchange-traded fund with a110% strike in a bid to benefit from a recent dividend tax cut from China’s Ministry of Finance, according to strategists at BNP Paribas.
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—Peter Green, partner at Morrison & Foerster in London, on the U.S. Treasury’s decision to exempt fx forwards and swaps from the clearing obligation under Dodd-Frank.
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Investors were seen decreasing exposure to synthetic exchange‑traded funds, but those with assets considered to be stable saw an uptick in new net investments during the third quarter.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is meeting Nov. 29 to determine which credit and interest-rate swaps must be centrally cleared.