Subject: Turn of the skew: FX options dealers balance fragile market

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Turn of the skew: FX options dealers balance fragile market
Calls-versus-puts demand flips wildly in response to geopolitical events
  29 Jul 2025   |  Opinion
Trading
Taco trades or fake news fatigue
Is another era of ‘will he, won’t he’ numbing rates and FX traders to its jeopardy?
28 Jul 2025   |  Feature
Tech and data
How FX traders searched for the light amid tariff turmoil
Traders found consistent and actionable pricing in lit FX spot and futures order books during volatility rollercoaster in Q2, finds CME
25 Jul 2025   |  Opinion
Trading
Japan election result sours hedge funds’ yen options bets
Dealers saw flows in significant size for JPY weakness but were forced to take profits
24 Jul 2025   |  News
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Regulation
Crackdown on FX vendors could raise costs for dealers
MTF designation could cost aggregators and EMSs $3m to set up and $1m in annual maintenance
22 Jul 2025   |  News
Tech and data
From fringe to forecast: why bitcoin now moves like a currency
LMAX data finds crypto prices react to macro market events as quickly as EUR/USD
17 Jul 2025   |  Opinion
Infrastructure
Standard Chartered launches spot crypto market-making
Bitcoin and ethereum to trade off the bank’s FX desk, but questions remain on capital treatment
15 Jul 2025   |  News
Trading
Mutual funds were USD bulls going into April’s tariff chaos
Counterparty Radar: Positioning in Q1 reflected market sentiment that tariffs would lead to a dollar rally
10 Jul 2025   |  News
Trading
Investors hope US rate cuts will lower FX hedging costs
European investors in US assets set to boost hedge ratios as implied yields rise
08 Jul 2025   |  News
Trading
Why Iran tensions failed to rattle markets
Despite initial fears, traders say risks were signposted and investors had deleveraged after April
02 Jul 2025   |  News

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