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The euphoria engendered by the latest E.U. plan for the debt crisis had well and truly faded by last Monday. Optimism was replaced by scepticism as it became clear that the necessary detail was lacking. -
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The Brazilian government’s move to tax short U.S. dollar positions prompted a spike in funds closing option trades.
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National Futures Association has hired Jamila Piracci, formerly of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, to plan for the eventual duties the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will hand over.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe has told the European Union that a merger of Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext could hurt competition in derivatives and listings.
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The approaching deadline for coming up with a plan to deal with the U.S. deficit has sparked an 80% surge in trading of credit default swaps on U.S. treasuries.
