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Even though volatility risks in euro/dollar options are as high as before the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, medium term gains based on the currencies reaching parity and a strengthening dollar make buying calls with a focus on upside euro convexity a viable trade, according to strategists.
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In this round-up, RMB clearing in Hong Kong and RMB trade settlement in China fall in February, Taiwan RMB deposits rise to a record, Suriname gets an RMB swap line, and the Shanghai International Energy Exchange plans to allow foreign investors in the crude oil futures domestic market. -
At its March meeting, the US Federal Reserve began winding down its policy of extreme transparency and forward guidance, pushing market participants to rely now on economic data instead of qualitative nudges from the central bank.
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One investor was seen buying a sizeable number of put options on the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish exchange-traded fund this week, indicating that they are seeking to mitigate exposure to the US dollar if its performance slows down or weakens, according to strategists.
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The answer to one of the biggest questions in banking in the post-crisis era of regulation may be taking shape in Europe. A new law in Germany will have frightening consequences for senior unsecured buyers if passed.
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Emmanuel Girod, the ex-co-head of Europe, the Middle East and Africa equity-linked trading at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, is set to join Citigroup, also based in London.
