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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is proposing to require clearinghouses and futures commissions merchants to segregate cleared over-the-counter swaps of individual customers. Click here to read the story from Markets Media Online -
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and the International Islamic Financial Market will circulate drafts of Shariah-compliant trade confirmations for fx swaps and forwards to their members by the fourth quarter.
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Investors should buy U.S. dollar/Chinese yuan non-deliverable forward put spreads to take advantage of CNY appreciation being underpriced in the forward market, according to Standard Chartered strategists.
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Credit Suisse is marketing structured notes that offer investors the opportunity to participate in an appreciation of the Chinese renminbi against the U.S. dollar.
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Hedge funds have been buying put options on West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures as the commodity continues to decline off the back of the U.S.’ credit downgrade from Standard & Poor’s and the general volatility in the stock markets.
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Credit default swaps on South Korean sovereign debt widened to 136 basis points, the highest level since June 11, 2010, when it hit 137 bps.
