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Traders have been buying yen in spite of clear signals they should do so the from the Bank of Japan. The central bank pushed interest rates into negative territory in January, but instead of exiting yen positions, traders have been building their long exposure, CFTC data suggested this week. -
Equity, currency and rates futures traders adopted a riskier posture last week after market prices stabilised, the weekly Commitment of Traders report showed.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has put in a non-binding bid to acquire London-based Baltic Exchange, the global hub for trading and settlement of physical and derivative shipping contracts.
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Senior capital markets bankers are preparing their teams for months of speculation on Britain’s possible exit from the European Union, after the markets treated them to a glimpse of investors’ uncertainty on the issue this week.
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A merger between London Stock Exchange Group and Deutsche Börse could bring huge cost savings and margin benefits — but would concentrate clearing house risk, running directly against the regulatory desire to end "too big to fail".
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Mounting clamour around the prospect of the UK voting this summer to leave the European Union raised the risk stakes for currency and options traders this week, but some volatility traders preferred to pin their hopes on the European Central Bank producing another ‘big bazooka’ next month.
