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A further fall in inflation expectations could be worrying for the European Central Bank and have the potential to dramatically impact euro crosses. In order to hedge disinflation risk, Société Générale is suggesting buying three-month basket options, with EUR as the base currency while shorting the Australian dollar and Russian rubble, while going long the Singapore dollar and U.S. dollar.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is looking for a benchmark administrator for ISDAFIX rates.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association has released an updated version of its 2003 derivatives definitions. The definitions contain basic terms used in the documentation of most credit derivatives transactions.
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The Euribor steering committee must cut the number of its members who are directly or indirectly affiliated with banks, according to the European Banking Authority and the European Securities and Markets Authority.
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Strategists at Société Generale in Paris are touting strangle options on iTraxx Main to take advantage of high volatility on credit indices compared to credit spreads and equity volatility.
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UBS in Australia is expected to launch two new tradable custom indices there within four-to-six weeks that will track equity markets.