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Global Funds Shun Yuan Options Trades on Decade-Low Volatility
Source: Bloomberg
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China’s efforts to keep the yuan stable are suppressing activity in offshore FX derivatives, limiting trading opportunities for foreign investors. The article notes that this also leaves investors more exposed if volatility returns, increasing downside risk to hedging and positioning.
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