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Derivatives traders are positioning for more pressure on crude oil prices as Iranian production comes on line and the global supply glut continues. -
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the agency responsible for regulating commodity derivatives traded on Indian markets, has made several changes it said were designed to curb speculation and to reduce volatility in agricultural commodities.
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As part of plans to grow its derivatives business, Mizuho International has begun to clear euro and dollar interest rate trades through LCH.Clearnet’s SwapClear.
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Abengoa provided the first credit event auction of the year on Thursday and settled at a low price, after ISDA’s DC reached a split vote decision in December on the Spanish renewable energy company triggering a failure to pay trigger for 2014 credit default swap transactions.
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Hitting record wides in credit default swaps, Glencore provided a focus of concern for the derivatives market this week but the autos sector also put in an alarming performance.
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It has been a big week for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. The organisation moved to overhaul its credit determinations committee rules and broaden its board representation at the same time as undertaking a widely watched first credit event auction of the year and heading into new territory with a Novo Banco CDS external review.
