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European exporters operating in China have been replacing option hedges with forwards on the euro against the offshore renminbi following a weakening of the former, offering investors good entry levels to lock in to a trade. The forwards typically have a duration in excess of one year.
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Profit-taking offers have emerged in five year swaps after the recent sell-off, but market participants expect a resumption in the bid, partly due to the flatness of the curve, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
Market participants have been picking up calls on the dollar against the yen on the back of expectations that the pair will continue to move higher following the Bank of Japan’s decision to increase its monetary stimulus at the beginning of November.
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The mutual exchange offering between Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges will drive Chinese and Hong Kong equity product trading, innovative derivatives strategies and growth in other Southeast Asian markets.
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Institutional investors looking for exposure to contingent convertible (CoCo) bonds are showing interest in total return swaps on a new CoCo index launched by Markit on Monday.
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Investors should look at buying call spreads on the euro against the Swiss franc following a recent spike in volatility on the pair, which has driven spot down to 1.20 – the lowest level since 2012, according to strategists at Credit Suisse.
