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Euro/U.S. dollar barrier options with strikes around USD1.2400 were knocked out as spot fell to a 22-month low of 1.2387 during late afternoon trading in London, according to traders.
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Ian Collins, head of sales, global markets at HSBC in Sydney, left the firm two weeks ago.
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Hedge funds invested heavily in Chinese stocks are purchasing one-year far out-the-money U.S. dollar calls against onshore Chinese yuan in a bid to hedge against a possible depreciation of CNY, according to traders and structurers.
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Hedge funds and money managers have been buying three- and six-month rate locks on the 10-year Municipal Market Data municipal bond index rates because the locks are considered cheap relative to spot.
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Richard Metcalfe, global head of policy with the International Swaps and Derivatives Association in London, sees some convergence between European and U.S. regulators with respect to the implementation of pre-trade transparency rules. -
The European debt crisis has made banks more cautious about whom they do business with, fearing some counterparties may be saddled with heavy losses.
