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Sovereign spreads continued to grind tighter amid typically low summer volumes. All of the catalysts that could shift spread direction decisively--the next European Central Bank meeting, Germany’s constitutional court ruling on the ESM, a potential downgrade of Spain to junk--are in September. -
A 10-year Australian dollar/yen call with a notional of AUD500 million has hit the market in the face of the yen slide of the past few days.
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Ross Beaney, head of strategic trading at Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney, has been made acting head of trading and equity derivatives.
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ANZ is taking market share in Asia, selling structured products referencing the S&P 500 to Asian insurers looking to hedge against downward market movements, according to officials at the firm.
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Société Générale is advising investors to take advantage of the USD forward rate agreement-overnight index swap curve flattening as it expects the U.S. Federal Reserve will need to distribute its reference data following the Jackson Hole symposium later this month.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange’s introduction of derivative trading on the BSE 100 index has been well received from market participants.
