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Buysiders have taken profit on at-the-money straddles on the euro against the U.S. dollar and the euro against the Australian dollar, following an interest rate cut of 25 basis points by the European Central Bank to 0.75%.
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Prior to Bob Diamond’s U.K. Treasury Select Committee hearing on the firm’s manipulation of Libor, commentators alluded to the impact Diamond’s comments would have on the integrity and career of Paul Tucker, deputy governor, financial stability at the Bank of England. Yet, Diamond’s comments were never in doubt.
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The European Council has adopted regulation aimed at increasing transparency in the derivatives market.
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The Singapore Exchange has announced that derivatives, commodities and clearing grew in June from the previous year. In derivatives specifically, volume was up 7% on the previous year, while daily average volume grew by 12%.
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Derivative traders expect another year at least of euro pain, as premium on three-month puts on the euro reached their highest level since 2003.
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FX Alliance, an institutional fx trading platform provider, has started letting investors execute European fx options on its trading platform, FXall.