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Hedge funds were buying short-term vanilla calls on the U.S. dollar against the yen this morning, despite the dollar weakening off the back of a jump in weekly U.S. jobless claims.
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The auction to settle credit default swaps referencing CEMEX today landed at 97%, meaning protection sellers will pay three cents on every dollar of protection sold.
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The European Council released a report this week proposing that hedge funds in Europe disclose to regulators the leverage they employ through over-the-counter derivatives.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG entered a JPY760 million (USD8.3 million) currency forward last week to hedge ticket sales in Japan.
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The inside market midpoint, or the half-way result, in the auction to settle credit default swaps referencing CEMEX has come in at 92, indicating the payout from protection sellers could be as low as 8 cents on every dollar of protection sold on the Mexican cement producer’s debt.
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Stuart Kaswell, general counsel of the Managed Funds Association, has sent a letter to Neal Wolin, deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, supporting legislative amendments proposed by ICE Trust and CME Group last year aimed at protecting customer collateral in the event of a counterparty default.