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A U.S. investment bank was buying at-the-money straddles on the euro against the U.S. dollar today, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated meeting this afternoon.
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Asset manager Assenagon is among the players that are switching from buying bonds to selling credit default swap protection on the same underlyings to take advantage of potential gains on higher CDS spreads.
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Nomura is shrinking its equity sales, trading and research teams in Australia, which will lead to redundancies.
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The Shanghai Clearing House is likely to start mandatory central clearing of yuan-denominated interest rate swaps before year-end, according to market participants.
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Risk-reversals in the U.S. dollar against the yen are now trading at levels not witnessed since 2011; so, strategists see value in buying.
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A clause in the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation, which allows benchmark providers to refuse index licenses, has been criticized by over-the-counter derivatives participants who argue the move stifles competition.
