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Scaling up EM Hard Currency trading with Targeted RFQ

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In often illiquid and volatile emerging markets (EM), achieving best execution is a vital part of delivering on fund objectives. Increasingly, electronic trading plays...

Trade munis like a champion.

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To kickoff Muni Madness, MarketAxess are unveiling their latest White Paper that details the methodology behind this revolutionary pricing tool that brings transparency to...

Trumid upgrades US corporate bond predictive pricing tool

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Trumid launches its enhanced Fair Value Model Price (FVMP) tool, which aims to deliver predictive pricing for around 22,000 US corporate bonds every 30...

Is rising credit risk displaying in bid-ask spreads?

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US credit markets are seeing a divergence in bid-ask spreads and trade sizes between high yield and investment grade bonds, according to data from...

E-trading stumbles in US credit

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E-trading in high yield (HY) US credit reduced year-on-year (YoY) in February, despite rising average daily trade sizes. After taking almost a third of traded...

Bond CTP race heats up

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Etrading Software launches a free-to-use in 2025 Consolidated Tape prototype, intensifying competition among prospective providers. Etrading Software (ETS), a provider of technology-led trading software solutions...

Tradeweb takes electronic credit trading lead, for second time

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Multi-asset market operator, Tradeweb, has recorded average daily volume (ADV) of US$8.6 billion in US credit during February, surpassing rivals MarketAxess (US$8.5 billion) and...

US markets seeing risk implied in bid-ask spread

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While US stock markets are in turmoil, US investment grade bond markets are also reflecting the greater uncertainty caused by an erratic approach to...

Inflows to EM debt beta funds could change trading patterns

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Emerging market (EM) exchange traded funds (ETFs) have seen cumulative inflows of US$1.9 billion year to date, according to analysis by Morgan Stanley, while...

Picturing uncertainty in a traditionally stable market

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Trading numbers in secondary corporate bond markets appear to reflect anecdotal reports of volatility bursts, as political false starts impact the reading of major...

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