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JPMorgan is advising investors to buy three-month double-no-touches on the euro against the Norwegian krone based on the view the euro could settle into a better defined range following the European summit and Greek elections.
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EFG Financial Products has launched an autocallable on the Eurostoxx 50 with a strike level of 50% of the initial fixing level. -
Krishna Rao, co-head of global equity derivatives trading at Goldman Sachs in London, has retired.
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Société Générale is recommending that dealers and buysiders ignore the E.U.’s decision today to bail out Spanish and Italian banks and continue to buy the Markit iTraxx Main credit default swap index of investment grade European corporate and sell its U.S. counterpart, the CDX.IG.
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Banks have threatened to stop quoting swap prices for European Investment Bank because it has refused to post collateral for its derivatives transactions.
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The Brazilian real traded 3% higher against the U.S. dollar after the nation’s central bank sold all its 60,000 fx swaps offered at auction.
