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The German government has dropped a proposal to ban euro fx derivatives and equity derivatives from its latest draft bill.
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Some of the biggest sellers of derivatives are said to be rethinking to whom they should market the instruments after Goldman Sachs was charged with failing to disclose the role hedge fund Paulson & Co. played in constructing a collateralized debt obligation the investment bank sold.
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Usage of over-the-counter derivatives has bounced back so far this year, according to SuperDerivatives.
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The European Union’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee has approved a resolution that calls on the EU to propose rules for derivatives trading that are “clearer and tougher” to reduce speculative trading and to ensure that as many derivatives as possible are traded “through open channels that are subject to standards.”
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Five-year credit default swaps on the sovereign debt of several European countries widened sharply on concerns that Spain may have a hard time refinancing USD38 billion of debt in July.
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The European Commission expects to present proposals to regulate the derivatives market, including short-selling and credit default swaps, by September, according to EC President Jose Manuel Barroso.