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IInvestors are shifting their trading strategies from options on indices to single name stocks and exchange-traded funds on the back of pessimism regarding first quarter earnings results.
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For several years, US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen has insisted that there is a real difference between forecasts and insurance policies — between what we think will happen and the price we are willing to pay in case we're wrong. Many market participants have been unwilling or unable to accept that message.
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Covered bonds from outside Europe could be forced to meet onerous swaps rules while those from Europe escape, unless the Basel Committee and European regulators can forge a consensus. -
An experienced credit trader has left Mizuho in London and is heading to a brokerage firm in Madrid to set up a high yield trading platform.
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One institutional investor was seen picking up a large strangle on the Chicago Board Options Exchange volatility index as the VIX fell to its lowest level since December 2014 on Tuesday.
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The overall interest rate notionals and trades counts that were reported to swap data repositories last week increased by 22% and 35%, respectively, from the same time last year, according to data from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association.
