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Broker Marex Spectron is advising investors to buy three-week one touches on the U.S. dollar/ yen, playing the view that the Federal Reserve will announce further quantitative easing at its meeting this Thursday.
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Global exchange-traded fund and exchange-traded product assets have grown 15.5% to a record USD1.76 trillion this year as of Aug. 31, according to London-based consulting firm ETFGI.
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Central banks of Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia have warned the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that proposed cross-border regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act could have “unintended consequences” for their markets.
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More than four in ten (44%) investors, analysts and traders expect the London interbank offered rate to be replaced with a new benchmark within five years, according to a Bloomberg survey.
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Investment manager SEI is in talks with several structured product providers about adding the instruments to its Global Wealth Services Infrastructure platform.
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A Senate panel, led by Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), will be investigating derivatives losses at JPMorgan Chase.