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JPMorgan is advising investors to buy a two-month U.S. dollar/Swedish krona ratio call spread rather than continuing to sell euro/dollar ahead of the European Central Bank’s policy meeting this Thursday. -
Jean-Baptiste Patois, senior equity exotics trader at Société Générale in Hong Kong, is moving to Credit Suisse.
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Mark Green, an ex-portfolio manager at Infinity Capital Markets in London, has joined Citigroup as a director in equity derivative trading in London.
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Investors are keeping tabs on the outcome of this Thursday’s European Central Bank’s policy meeting, which could see Mario Draghi, ECB president, spell out details of state intervention in the region’s troubled bond markets.
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is looking to stimulate its exchange-traded fund business by relaxing regulations on index-tracking funds, according to China’s Xinhua News Agency.
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Fears that Australia’s resources boom is finally coming to a close drove credit default swap prices on the nation’s biggest miners to rise sharply within the last week.
