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The House Agriculture Committee plans to examine derivatives trading rules under the Dodd-Frank Act to ensure they “do not impose undue or excessive burdens” on financial markets.
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The European Commission is considering incentives for derivatives traders that use central clearing counterparties in the European Union.
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Swap traders have criticized a proposal by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that would require them to report large transactions within 15 minutes after a trade.
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Credit default swap spreads on European sovereign debt tightened 6.4% last week, led by improvements in Italy, Hungry and Spain, according to Fitch Ratings.
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The House Financial Services Committee is scheduled to take up the regulatory, economic and market implication of the new derivatives laws under the Dodd-Frank Act at hearing set for Feb. 15.
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London Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange plan to merge.