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This paper uniquely demonstrates that inverted option-implied volatility (IV) term structures can predict large FX moves, challenging the conventional Poisson jump model. By empirically validating this across major currency pairs and presenting a practical strangle trading strategy, it offers original, impactful insights for both academic research and quantitative trading.

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This paper uniquely demonstrates that inverted option-implied volatility (IV) term structures can predict large FX moves, challenging the conventional Poisson jump model. By empirically validating this across major currency pairs and presenting a practical strangle trading strategy, it offers original, impactful insights for both academic research and quantitative trading.

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