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Stronger than expected PMI data has prompted some paying interest at the front end of the CNY swap curve. However, 1s/5s swaps are currently too flat and may attract curve steepeners. Separately, Nomura has recommended paying the front end of the CNH CCS curve, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives. -
US options exchanges and the Options Clearing Corp. have agreed to adopt a number of pre- and post-trade risk controls, including a kill switch that cancels existing orders or blocks new orders.
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The fx carry trade is providing significant returns for market participants year-to-date due to risk assets being broadly supported by the global macro environment and fx volatilities continuing to remain at extreme lows.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has floated a number of options in determining reasonable commercial basis within MiFID II, including having data suppliers’ price lists subject to full transparency and imposing specific high-level limits whereby market data services, as a proportion of total revenues, would not exceed a certain percentage.
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Hedge fund investors are considering options exposure on the S&P 500 and on technology and energy single stocks as the cost of such instruments has decreased to near record low levels, according to traders and strategists.
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Bloomberg has launched its own swap data repository, serving as a centralized record keeping facility for interest rate, credit, fx, commodity and equity swaps transaction data.
