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For all the panic in markets that Greece and the Chinese stock plunge have caused, investors are not piling into traditional safe haven, gold.
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Fears that the Chinese stock market bubble has finally burst brought a new wave of worry to credit derivatives trading this week, adding to volatility as Greece concerns took a backseat for the first time in weeks.
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Despite the mounting uncertainty over the future of the euro and Greece’s membership of it, US markets have so far taken the weekend’s Greek referendum result in their stride.
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European financials have seen their credit risk nearly double since March, steered by the prospect of less government aid for banks and the ongoing Greek crisis.
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Options markets for single stocks in the US are indicating higher implied volatility in advance of earnings announcements starting this week.
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Fears that the Chinese stock market bubble has burst brought a new wave of worry to credit derivatives trading on Tuesday, with Greece concerns taking a backseat for the first time in weeks.
