Bond investors are looking ahead to a series of inflation reports, including the consumer price index for February, at a moment when surging oil prices are largely dictating flows in the $31 trillion Treasury market. https://t.co/vc5ZRFFPmk ...

Last month, the Federal Reserve released the full transcripts from all its big meetings in 2020, which was a massive year in the history of central banking. For the FD's finest blog, Alphavville, which I run, this was like Christmas coming round again. Now, sadly, not everyone is into massive blog posts on central banking.So, here are three main takeaways from all the transcripts we pulled over. One, the Treasury market came really close to blowing up the world in March 2020. Now, this isn't really new news ...

The turbulence that rattled financial markets earlier this week has vanished from the $30 trillion Treasury market, quashing traders’ hopes for a rebound in volatility from historic lows. https://t.co/4g8SIC1rSN ...

Market Dynamics - Treasury market trading volume on the last day of the month is disproportionately elevated [1] - The Federal Reserve Bank of New York conducted the research [1]

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