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Since adjusting its currency fixing process on Tuesday, the People's Bank of China (PBoC) has overseen the biggest two-day depreciation in the yuan in more than two decades. HSBC has described the CNY swap market sell-off as counterintuitive — and sees current elevated rate levels as an opportunity, writes Maia Ririnui of Total Derivatives. -
Nasdaq’s aggressive entry into energy futures markets has coincided with macro-economic forces that threaten to dampen investor interest in the space.
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The CNY rates market slumped on Tuesday after the People's Bank of China (PBoC) dropped its currency fixing by a record 1.9% alongside announcing a new methodology for conducting its daily fix. USD/CNY was set at 6.2298, its lowest level in almost three years.
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Markit has launched an FX trade confirmation service that it hopes will mitigate operation risk and allow counterparties to manage trade lifecycle events more efficiently.
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Beneath listless summertime stock market trading, options markets continue to signal increasing worry.
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Nomura has cut at least 20 people from its credit trading business, according to two sources outside the bank, with the high yield business hit particularly hard.
