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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) said on September 19 that it was introducing FX futures contracts for Chinese onshore and offshore renminbi, Japanese Yen and Thai Baht, starting from October 20. The exchange also said Bank of China (BOC) would be the first market maker for its RMB futures and SGX’s first Chinese settlement bank for its derivatives market. -
US investors aiming to play the eurozone recovery are increasingly looking at the Eurostoxx50 via structured products with so-called airbag features that provide a buffer against depreciation.
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The FX non-deliverable forward market could fragment further after the introduction of mandatory clearing in the US, opening up the asset class to swap execution facility trading.
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Insurance companies have been picking up hybrid structured products, combining both equity and interest rates, in a bid to gain better returns in the low volatility environment.
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A surprise move by the People's Bank of China (PBoC) to drop the 14 day repo rate triggered panic receiving in CNY swaps on Tuesday. The short end has outperformed on the initial response and the 1s/5s steepening momentum is expected to continue, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
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Hedge funds, real money and some credit valuation adjustment desks increasingly hedged flows in credit options this week, amid fears over the Scottish referendum result.
