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With European credit markets having stabilised and many participants believing that the worst of the year is over, there has been an increase in index options selling this week, said traders. -
This week’s landmark conviction in a Chicago court of a high frequency trader for ‘spoofing’ and commodities fraud has delivered a chilling statement of intent by US authorities to other suspects in the firing line and cranked up nervousness across the markets.
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It is a truism that the finances of countries, as well as companies, feel the impact from declining commodity prices. This can be good for energy importing nations, and the positive effect on consumption can boost economic growth.
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A Chicago court has convicted a high frequency trader of ‘spoofing’ and commodities fraud, in a landmark case that could have dramatic implications for the futures market.
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The Financial Stability Board has reported progress in implementing over-the-counter derivatives market reforms, but has also highlighted where it believes further work is needed and is seeking further market feedback.
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Law firm Morrison & Foerster has hired an equity derivatives specialist as a partner at its London office.
