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CNY swaps were better offered on Monday because of economic concerns, despite a sizeable recovery in Shenzhen-listed equities. The 2s/5s NDIRS slope is expected to steepen on a corrective move after the recent flattening, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
After the recent spike on Grexit fears and a crash for Chinese equities, implied volatility levels for US stocks have fallen back to earth with stunning speed, say traders.
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A continuation next week of the European credit market’s recent rally will depend on its ability to absorb new bond issues, say traders, with a flurry of “post-Greece, pre-summer” deals looking increasingly likely.
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A high yield credit trader has left Citi in London and is heading to Barclays.
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Greece’s position as the dominant driver of market sentiment has been unassailable in recent months. But there may be a hiatus if an agreement is reached on bridging finance for Greece, potentially leaving room for another theme to shape credit spread direction.
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Lingering uncertainty over Greece put a curb on credit spread movement on Wednesday, as a Greek parliamentary vote on austerity reforms failed to materialise in time to affect the July index options expiry.
