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New regulations restraining the risk taking ability of dealer banks contributed to last October’s sudden and mysterious selloff in US Treasury futures and options — dubbed the “Flash Crash”. -
Oil market volatility was driven higher this week as traders placed bearish bets amid the prospect of more Iranian supply following its sanctions deal combined with weak fundamental data.
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The timing and political fallout of a Greek parliamentary vote on reforms could prove crucial for iTraxx credit index options on Wednesday, with the July expiry due to take place at 4pm.
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Societe Generale has lost a senior high yield credit trader from its London operations.
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Firm trade data and a continuing equity market recovery supported domestic paying in CNY swaps and a steepening in the curve on Monday. A market source sees scope for further steepening in the 2s/5s NDIRS curve slope, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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The sell-off in Chinese equities has caused a fundamental shift in investor expectations for the future distribution of returns in A-shares.
