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Euro/U.S. dollar barrier options with strikes at and around USD1.2650 have been knocked out as euro spot fell to a four-month low of 1.2643 on Friday morning, following a raft of European rating downgrades the previous day. -
The IntercontinentalExchange is planning to press the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to adopt rules that would allow asset managers to clear trades for clients.
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The U.S. Securities Market Coalition, along with the Options Clearing Corp., the Chicago Board Options Exchange and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, have all warned the U.S. Department of Treasury not to allow the Internal Revenue Service to impose a dividend withholding tax on foreign options trades, arguing it could hurt the listed options market.
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The White House is said to have intensified its talks regarding implementing the Volcker Rule in the wake of JPMorgan Chase’s reported losses.
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European banks have has submitted a lobbying paper to the European Union’s Liikanen Commission, a task force formed to determine whether to adopt Volcker-like rules, arguing that such a measure would be detrimental to growth in gross domestic product and would have a “negative impact effect on banks’ ability to serve the real economy.”
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A bipartisan group of senators have called on the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission to act swiftly on curbing speculation in gas and oil.
