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Singapore Exchange has completed its takeover of the Baltic Exchange in London. -
Derivatives markets across asset classes are projecting increased confidence of a Hillary Clinton win in Tuesday's US presidential election, but also revealing concern that volatility could then evaporate from markets for the rest of the year.
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Trading volumes reported in the wake of the US presidential election suggest that November is off to a flying start for derivatives exchanges. But the Trump effect only begins to mitigate a pronounced slump in activity for some asset classes in October.
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Russia plans to roll out a futures contract for crude oil by the end of this month, fulfilling a goal that has alluded the country for over 10 years but which the government believes will be a major step for its economy.
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The US stock market and the dollar have been falling since last week, as fears have grown that Donald Trump might win the US presidency in Tuesday's election.
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Long-languished plans to centrally clear foreign exchange derivatives have been jump-started back to life, claimed dealers who are optimistic that a cleared FX options contract could be available to trade within the coming months and pave the way for further progress in the asset class.
