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Investors should play a calendar put spread strategy on the Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar, buying one times six-month AUD/USD put with a strike of 1.01 and selling two times three-month puts with a 0.97 strike, according to a strategist at Société Générale.
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Hedge funds in Asia are buying three-to-six-month outperformance options on the iShares FTSE A50 China Index exchange-traded fund against the HSCI or the S&P 500.
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Some of Japan’s interest rate swap clearinghouse members were not prepared to trade via the country’s newly-minted CCP earlier this week—choosing to continue to trade bilaterally, according to traders and brokers in Tokyo.
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Nikkei volatility is out of balance and that has hedge funds targeting a range of trades to profit from it.
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Equity sales and trading staffers at investment banks have saw salaries rise from between 5-10% to 50-60% in 2011 over 2011, according to a new survey.
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Sovereigns, and the credit market as a whole, remain in limbo while Spain’s fate is uncertain.
