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Spreads on iTraxx indices have tightened to some of the lowest levels seen this year following the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Wednesday. The U.S. Federal Reserve gave a cautious assessment of the U.S. economy and withheld further details of any tapering of monetary policy until September. -
To take advantage of the wide spread in 30y rates in the U.S. dollar against sterling, strategists at the Royal Bank of Scotland are recommending a zero-cost payer structure.
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Buysiders are increasingly tapping vanilla puts and calls with weekly expirations as a tool to hedge or take directional views on the S&P 500.
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Credit markets were given every reason to rally this week after economic data blew away expectations, the robust earnings season continued and central banks maintained their dovish stance.
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Structured products and equity derivatives are behind a second quarter 23.3% hike in corporate and investment banking revenues compared to the same period last year at Société Générale.
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Bloomberg has received temporary registration approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to operate a multi-asset class swap execution facility.
