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Lawsuit against regulator is latest against chair Gary Gensler’s reform agenda
Yields have fallen in recent months despite warnings over rising deficit
The inversion will continue until morale deteriorates
CEO of exchange group says move into world’s biggest bond market is ‘no-brainer’ and its application will come this year
Twelve months after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank shook the regional banking sector, risks remain
America’s regulators say new rules will help maintain the dominance of US Treasuries, but others fear higher costs and lower liquidity
Policymakers should start making contingency plans now
Stubborn US inflation data persuades traders to rein in aggressive bets on cuts
Asset manager run by billionaire trader Chris Rokos has gained 9% this year
New registration regime ‘is primarily about principal trading firms’, says chair of regulator
Viva Las Basis
Differing paths of equities and fixed income mark return to longer-term norm
“Real” meaning inflation-adjusted, or the one that actually matters? Both.
RIP bond kings
Chief investment officer of Europe’s largest fund manager warns on the dangers of ballooning US budget deficits
US regulator passes rule that will force some high-speed traders and hedge funds to register as dealers
US central bank chair sees three reductions in 2024 while markets price in five
Stop fighting over who gets to perform the arb, start asking why the arb exists
Five-year $70bn auction in April to be biggest sale
Them’s the breaks
Are summer Hamptons trips reflected in overnight repo rates?
Everyone at Davos thinks so — they are half right
Luckily they’re pricing a couple of other possibilities too
The US economist on how boosting supply is a better way out of the inflation trap than crimping demand
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