US EURODLR OPTIONS: Latest block trades seen:
* -10k Short Dec 81/Green Dec 78 calendar put spread at 0.5 at 1323ET * -10k Short Dec 80 puts at 2 vs 98.235 at 1329ET
* U.S. stocks holding slight gains. * Trump at UN says U.S. may have to 'totally destroy' N. Korea. * Fed seen announcing plans to unwind debt portfolio. * Oil edges off recent high ahead U.S. stock data, OPEC meeting. * Nikkei scales over 2-yr high on weak yen, snap election hope. By Caroline Valetkevitch.
US EURODLR OPTIONS: Summary of recent option flow:
* -3k Short Jun 82/80 2x3 put spread vs Green Jun 81/77 2x3 put spread at 24.5 * +20k Front Jan 86/87/88 call fly at 0.75
* -2.5k Front Dec 85/87 call spread at 7 * +10k Front Sep 90 calls at 1
* +8k Front Dec 87/86 1x2 call spread vs Front Dec 83 puts at 1 (+c/s,-p) * -2.5k Front Dec 85/86 strangle at vs 98.54
* -5k Green Dec 80 puts at 9.5 * +5k Green Dec 87 calls at 1 vs 98.08
* +40k Green Dec 88 calls blocked at 0.5 at 1138ET
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Will the euro reach the 1.20 mark against the franc? The euro reached the highest level against the Swiss franc during Tuesday's session since the Swiss National Bank removed the fixed floor for the currency pair, and it is nearing the 1.20- mark for the first time in more than 2 1/ 2 years. The SNB surprised markets in January 2015 when it removed the 1.20 francs floor after it had been in place for three years, causing the euro to drop as low as 0.987 francs.
US EURODLR OPTIONS: Catching up on option flow seen:
* 24k Green Jan 80/77 1x2 put spread at 4 vs 98.00 * 2k Short Mar 82 straddle vs Green Mar 70 straddle at 63
* 7.5k Nov7 86/87 call spread at 0.75
By Sara Sjolin, MarketWatch, Ryan Vlastelica. Dollar slips as FOMC kicks off two-day meeting. U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday, with the Dow hitting its latest in a string of records as investors awaited the start of a two-day meeting of Federal Reserve policy makers.
The dollar weakened against a
basket of currencies on Tuesday in advance of a Federal Reserve meeting where policymakers are expected to decide on the
reduction of the central bank's $4.2 ...
* U.S. stocks up slightly in early New York trading. * Trump at U.N. says U.S. may have to 'totally destroy' N. Korea. * Fed seen announcing plans to unwind debt portfolio. * Crude futures decline. By Caroline Valetkevitch.
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