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Bullish U.S. dollar trades were hitting the market early this, reversing the generally bearish tone of the last few months. But, those long dollar plays were stalling today as volatility plays spiked.
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Vontobel has come out with an unusual offering of certificates linked to the performance of an index of companies involved in the Chinese auto market.
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The U.S. Department of Treasury has asked for public comment on whether to exempt fx swaps and forwards from derivatives regulations that will come from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Only 4% of bank executives surveyed are concerned about the impact new derivatives regulations will have on them, according to accounting firm Grant Thornton.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission reportedly is close to releasing a draft of its update regulations governing the derivatives market.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has launched three index-linked ruble bonds, said to be the first such products offered in the Russian domestic market.