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China Keeping an Eye on Ruble, Might be Called Upon to Help Russia Deal with Liquidity Crisis
- The ¥150 billion ($24 billion) swap might not be enough for Russia even if it is used in its entirety considering its current state. It will be used as a way of showing China's growing financial clout in the world.
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Avi Mizrahi
Chinese Regulator to Liberalize Access of Non-Banks to Interbank Foreign Exchange Market
- According to the Chinese State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the regulatory framework of the interbank foreign exchange market will be led by industry self-regulation and only assisted by government regulation.
FX Options reach China
- The Chinese road map is well onits way to a freely traded Yuan as China's foreign exchange regulator announceed the trading of call and put foreign currency options in the country to help traders and investors reduce their exposure to exchange rate fluctuations.
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Adil Siddiqui
Better hedging tools for Chinese corporates - FX Options and swaps to be traded onshore
- China's FX markets have been growing since the world's second largest economy has been exposed to FX risk with a massive rise in global exports in the last 20 years. The renminbi has been controlled by the central bank and had very little fluctuation. The Peoples Bank of China made minor changes in 2005 when it allowed the Chinese Yuan to float against the US dollar within a certain range.
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Adil Siddiqui
CME Group Announces the Launch of New Yuan FX Futures Contracts
- Offshore Yuan trading is certainly becoming a hot topic lately. With many estimates that the Chinese government will slowly further loosen up the band for Yuan exchange rate many banks and brokers are becoming involved with various Yuan trading options. This opens way for both hedging and speculating.
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