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Easing liquidity conditions supported offers in the very short end of the CNY swap curve on Monday. This drove some disinversion momentum in the 1s/2s NDIRS curve slope that sources expect to continue, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
An improved picture is emerging for credit, said traders and strategists this week, as concerns around global growth and energy prices abate. But the immediate beneficiary is more likely to be the US than Europe, they said, although borrowers on both sides of the Atlantic have a great issuing window.
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An improved picture is emerging for credit, said traders and strategists this week, as concerns around global growth and energy prices abate. But the immediate beneficiary is more likely to be the US than Europe, they said, although borrowers on both sides of the Atlantic have a great issuing window.
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Chinese premier Li Keqiang defended Beijing’s intervention in financial markets on Thursday, after a collapse in volumes at the China Financial Futures Exchange.
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Germany is set to become the first eurozone sovereign to settle its derivative transactions via central clearing, after announcing plans on Monday to become a direct clearing member of EurexOTC Clear.
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The pace of new exchange traded fund launches has slowed since the markets’ recent swoon, but issuers are betting that investors will be coaxed by new offerings with hedged currency risks.
