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Several ABS are being marketed this week in Barcelona, where delegates are meeting for IMN and AFME's Global ABS securitization conference — but the market is showing signs of stress.
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The slump in the equity market saw slightly better receiving in the 5-10 year area of the CNY swap curve on Tuesday. Front-end swap rates have been resisting strong downward pressure amid concerns over liquidity pressure. 1s/5s is flatter and dealers expect further flattening momentum there, writes Deirdre Yeung. -
After a turbulent sell-off in bond markets, options volatility levels across the rates and FX spectrum suggest that investors are less fearful but remain vigilant for bumps in the road ahead.
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Mizuho International has brought in a new head of fixed income trading in London, with its previous head moving to another senior job within the bank.
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Short-end CNY swaps have been well bid on the unwinding of bets on a cut in banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) and IPO-related liquidity concerns. Weekend speculation about an RRR cut from the People's Bank of China (PBoC) proved unfounded on Monday, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Moscow may have only secured a Rmb150bn ($24bn) currency swap line with the People's Bank of China in October 2014, but local banks and exchanges have already built solid businesses around the RMB needs of commodities giants and other corporate and banking clients. GlobalRMB spoke to Igor Marich, managing director, money market business, at the Moscow Exchange (MOEX) about recent developments in its RMB product offering.
