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As the primary US banks prepare to release earnings for the third quarter there is little sign of panic in options markets despite overwhelmingly negative expectations.
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Two previously long and prominent themes of the European financial market have completed a reversal in the past week, with the iTraxx Senior Financials index trading inside the Europe Main index and credit outperforming equity.
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Mixed fundamentals among US oil producers have caused the futures curve for WTI Crude to flatten, as spot prices rise.
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Brokers and traders scoured for signs of market appetite this week for new short term VIX options which began trading on Thursday.
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Banks on Tuesday settled credit default swaps referencing the Republic of Ukraine at 80.625, the highest recovery on a sovereign credit event auction since they began in 2005.
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Futures markets are discounting the likelihood of a rate hike by the US Federal Reserve despite Chair Janet Yellen’s guidance, with traders playing wait-and-see along the yield curve.