Nomura Analysis Highlights Calm Options Market Despite Stock Decline
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What happened
Nomura released financial analysis regarding options markets, noting that the options market reaction was oddly calm despite stocks experiencing their worst week since June. The analysis observed that out-of-the-money S&P 500 Index puts were not being heavily bought at the time.
From cnbc.com
Why it matters
The report indicated that while the Cboe Volatility Index touched a high intraday level, it quickly retreated, suggesting a muted reaction to the decline in stocks. In the Nasdaq 100 Index, implied volatility increased for most options contracts, though some put contracts remained more expensive.
From cnbc.com
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