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If we are to glean anything from the Federal Opens Markets Committee meeting this past week, and the accompanying Q&A from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, it’s that ‘Team Fed’ is most definitely still in wait and see mode.
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Volatilities on euro currency pairs were increasingly unstable this week and the market is bracing for Greece’s austerity measure vote next Tuesday, which could limit the supply of euro downside options if budget cuts do not pass.
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The Federal Reserve Board, the Farm Credit Administration, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the Federal Housing Finance Agency and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have jointly announced that it is extending the comment period for proposed margin and capital rules for two weeks.
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Three central clearing parties for each asset class would ensure competition and would minimize the risk of an overly concentrated market structure, according to experts.
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Credit default swap spreads on Portuguese sovereign debt widened 42 basis points to a record 824 bps.
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The average global liquidity of credit default swaps widened slightly from 9.42% to 9.51% between June 3 and June 17 driven largely by the continued to surge in emerging market sovereign CDS liquidity, according to Fitch Solutions.