Dan Barnes at Trader TV and I spoke about trading activity in the US Treasury market in the midst of constant interest rate uncertainty. Electronic trading activity has largely found equilibrium again following some wild swings at the start of the pandemic. While the summer is likely to remain quiet, we do expect volatility to return in the fall. And, of course, change and innovation in e-trading remain constant!
U.S. Treasury markets hit volume records in the spring of 2020, but after the Fed stepped in markets got downright sleepy. OK, well maybe not…
Volumes in the U.S. Treasury market are up in the first few months of 2019, and as Greenwich Associates data shows, so too is competition…
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin recently blamed high frequency trading and the Volcker Rule for recent volatility in the markets. While I love to see high ranking…
I spent the latter part of the summer digging into the state of emerging markets fixed income. The result was research that acts as both…
Oliver Renick and I had a good discussion about what caused (and didn’t cause) the equity market sell off in October 2018. I’m a market…
I was asked to present something interesting to a room full of interns and recent college grads. It was a fun format and I really…
Volatility finally returned to the market in the first half of 2018, and by all accounts the market structure held up remarkably well. To date,…
A discussion about how commercially available real-time trading technology—the type once only available to the largest institutions–is empowering regional dealers to compete with the global banks…
Product agnostic investing (you know you want to know), data trumping trading and trying to figure out what digital means in 2018 (didn’t we figure…
