Banks Hedge Leveraged ETF Risk with Crash Puts Amid Market Jitters
Institutional investors are increasingly using exotic derivatives to offload exposure from amplified products.
Institutional investors are increasingly using exotic derivatives to offload exposure from amplified products.
The Federal Reserve held rates steady despite persistent inflation above target.
The U.S. Treasury reportedly uses euros for yen purchases, avoiding direct dollar sales. This move shifts dollar-weakening pressure to the euro.
US policy in the Caribbean creates market dislocations, impacting regional investments.
Japan's record yen intervention, backed by the US, aims to stabilize its currency.
South Korea's benchmark index suffered a historic decline, erasing trillions in market value.
Broad market anxieties persist, yet fundamental strength remains. Discerning investors prioritize companies generating strong free cash flow for tangible
FIFA's president withdrew a proposal to sell a World Cup stake after stakeholder outcry.
Despite disarmament proposals, crude oil futures surged in July, indicating persistent market anxiety.
Chairman Warsh faces persistent inflation and a divided FOMC, while the EU revises merger rules to foster tech growth.