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Threats to U.S. Treasury market liquidity still exist, Fed says
By Kate Duguid
October 23, 2020, Reuters
The U.S. Treasury market still runs the risk of abrupt freezes in liquidity like the one seen in March and April, as the …
Record Fixed-Income Issuance Spurring Changes in Trading, Market Dynamics
By Jonathan Rick Director of Research, Tradeweb
Originally published by Tradeweb
Issuance has flooded the fixed-income markets this year, breaking or pacing toward new annual records across sectors and geographies. …
Fed Official Wonders Whether Treasury Market Can Handle Massive Issuance Alone
By Michael S. Derby
October 14, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
The Federal Reserve’s point man on financial regulation said the Treasury market has grown so large that some level …
Quarles Says Central Banks Played Role in Treasuries Strains
By Craig Torres
September 29, 2020, Bloomberg
Central banks were likely one of the actors behind a selloff in U.S. Treasuries during the height of the Covid-19 financial strains in …
Greenwich: Treasuries volatility ‘crazy’ low compared to 2019
By Dan Barnes
September 17, 2020, The Desk
Analysis by research firm Greenwich Associates has found the US Treasury market saw volatility 50% lower in August 2020 than in August …
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US Treasury market’s brush with disaster must never be repeated
By Robin Wigglesworth
September 21, 2020, Financial Times
The US government bond market is akin to the investment world’s bomb shelter, a safe space where everyone can seek refuge when …
TMPG: US Treasuries supply may strain market makers; Fed guidance a concern
By Dan Barnes
September 4, 2020, The Desk
Newly released minutes from the Federal Reserve’s Treasury Market Practices Group, an industry-led advisory body on market structure and trading, has indicated …
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Greenwich: D2C Treasuries e-trading increases in July
By Dan Barnes
August 26, 2020, The Desk
An analysis of trading in the US Treasury space by Greenwich Associates has seen the proportion of electronic dealer-to-client activity (D2C) increasing …
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How Modern Monetary Theory and fiscal policy are converging
Most economists would argue that the massive new supply of debt securities would have overwhelmed demand and led to lower prices and higher yields. Insights via @CME Group.…
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Next for Electronic Trading: Two Big Trends, One Shared Path
By Lee Olesky CEO, Tradeweb Markets
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While electronic trading has been growing steadily since the late 1990s, for many products it has remained a stubbornly small …