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The Canadian state of Quebec has delayed the implementation of a new rule that would require registration for foreign brokers trading derivatives for investors located there. -
Veteran credit strategist Suki Mann is back in the inboxes of investors and traders, after setting up a website called Credit Market Daily that he hopes will bring corporate bonds to a wider audience.
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Bloomberg Tradebook Japan has launched an electronic trading platform and Tradeweb Markets’ regulated marketplace for trading interest rate swaps in Japan has hosted its first trade in support of Japan’s new mandatory trading rules.
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Markets for VIX products suggest that many traders sold into last week's volatility spike, with mixed results.
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Recent moves by China to shore up risk sentiment include allowing state pension funds to buy equities, injecting liquidity and directing banks to buy CNY. A swap market source suggests that equities are due for a significant rebound in the near-term and that the swap curve will steepen, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Although Chinese equities are selling-off again today short-end CNY swaps have been better bid on underlying concerns about a gradual yuan depreciation trend. Elsewhere traders expect to see the curve steepen as corrective strength in equities supports paying in mid-sector swaps, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
