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The downgrade of the U.S. credit rating to AA+ by Standard & Poor’s and the escalation of the European debt crisis over the last week have seen a slew of structured products knock out or had their barriers hit. -
Equity derivative activity in Asia picked up significantly today with various investors both buying and selling volatility, mainly through put spreads and variance swaps on major Asian indices.
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Hang Seng Bank has launched three new equity-linked investment programs in Hong Kong, the first the firm has launched since a new reporting regime came into effect earlier this year.
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Money managers, hedge funds, prop desks, insurance companies and other end users have been covering short positions in sovereign credit default swaps and credit indices on the news the European Central Bank purchased Spanish and Italian bonds today.
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Gold’s status as ultimate safe haven remains unchallenged amid the general sell-off in the financial markets.
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As the market struggles to come to terms with global sovereign debt issues facing the market and the prospect of a slowing economy, an interesting development is occurring in the volatility markets in Europe.
