Just want to make sure I'm right on this, as I've not traded crosses extensively before, and the CME contract specs aren't as clear as one would think...
RF appears to be defined as EUR/CHF. So am I right to think that if the Swiss Bank allows the CHF to float freely, then the denominator will go up (if the CHF gets stronger), and hence RF will fall? Want to make sure that I'm not thinking about this the wrong way before I put on a discretionary trade for some friends.... Thanks!
RF contract and Swiss Bank intervention
Sometimes I do a Test Trade just to be sure. viewtopic.php?p=20189&highlight=insurance#20189
You could check the downloadable spreadsheet from CMEgroup (see arrow) for further confirmation. Notice that some quote vendors use different symbols for OpenOutcry, Globex, and Clearport.
You could check the downloadable spreadsheet from CMEgroup (see arrow) for further confirmation. Notice that some quote vendors use different symbols for OpenOutcry, Globex, and Clearport.
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