Growth in derivatives trading speeds up, reports BIS

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The combined turnover in currency, interest rate and equity derivatives rose by a quarter between January and March 2006 to $429 trillion. However, the growth of credit default swaps (CDS) trades slowed.

Trading in interest rate products grew by 26% in the first quarter amid expectations of higher interest rates in the US and Japan. Uncertainty over the timing of US interest rate rises caused a 38% increase in the trading of short-term US interest rates. Turnover in futures and options on 30-day

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