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continA2an elecciones sobre ""brexit"" en | 23 Jun 2016
…sks are underpriced. We think the post-referendum risk rally is overdone and could be at risk. Potential shocks include Brexit uncertainty, turbulence in Italy's banking sector, and political paralysis in Spain. Closed 1.0840 (1 Jul 2016): Buy 3m EURCHF 1.08/1.03 put spread for 0...
…- SPX Dec-18 corridor var replication Buy NDX Top20 volatility dispersion Long 1.8x vega on 1y single stock vols of UK Brexit exposed names, Short 1x vega on 1y FTSE index vol SPX Sep-17 95% puts conditional on the Syr CMS rate above 2.4% at maturity Buy QQQ Jun17 132 call , s...
after the surprise victories of the Brexit camp and Trump
… (1) I don't think the direction of causality runs from Trump to Europe, but that the underlying forces propelling both Brexit and Trump are the same forces that are pushing the political centre of mass to the right in Europe. This direction of causality is HOUSE OVERSIGHT 026642...
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Brexit vote could make Friday freaky on 23 Jun 2016
… In our view, this is reflected in the USD/JPY’s consolidation during Tokyo trading hours after the pair hit 100 on the Brexit vote (Chart 4). The fact that USD/JPY has failed to break 100 multiple times since then suggests the market looking for USD/JPY’s dip, light positioning,...
…he possibility of new elections in late 2019 reigniting euro viability questions will keep Italy on our radar screens. BREXIT: It is hard to know whether Brexit risks are unchanged, higher or lower given the minute by minute headlines out of the UK. Our base case remains that wh...
…ions for currency rates, challenging sovereign geographic allocations - Political change in developed markets (notably Brexit and the US election) created volatility in sovereign portfolios, challenging the robustness of sovereign risk models. As policy changes are worked throug...
…ow and the inauguration of the new US president on January 20 (Chart 12). 6. Contagious populism will benefit the GBP Brexit and the election of Donald Trump could help bolster nationalistic and anti- globalization parties elsewhere by lending legitimacy to their causes. With m...