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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) surprised the market by cutting benchmark interest rates and the RRR at the weekend. Short swaps have been well offered in response and the curve is steepening as the central bank move combines with expectations for an equity rebound, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
Moody’s is introducing a new methodology for rating clearing houses, as these institutions take on an increasingly vital role in maintaining the financial system.
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The rising popularity of weekly single stock and index options on US exchanges has paved the way for the introduction of so called weeklies on the VIX itself in the near future.
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Major headhunting firms say that the strong demand for derivatives traders, salespeople and ancillary experts is only likely to increase.
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Several indicators from the options market show that investors continue to pay above average levels for market protection this year, suggesting that volatility-based hedges may prove more cost effective as the persistent bid causes options to retain more of their value.
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It has been said that Greece’s influence within the eurozone seems to outweigh its size. After all, its GDP is less than 2% of the total in the currency bloc using 2014’s numbers at current prices.
