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MarketAxess: The Open Trading inquiry orderbook

MarketAxess: The Open Trading inquiry orderbook

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The Open Trading inquiry orderbook - An untapped source of liquidity insight By David Krein, Chisom Amalunweze | 27 May 2021 Highlights Inquiries available for Open...
Chart of the week: Trading into Europe

Chart of the week: Trading into Europe

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Following our analysis of when to trade into US markets, we examine spreads for European rates markets across the day. For overseas traders working...
Chart of the week: Get in early

Chart of the week: Get in early

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Access to primary bond markets has been a headline topic for buy-side traders over the last four years. As issuance volumes have grown, rising...
Chart of the week: When trading into the US, when should I trade?

Chart of the week: When trading into the US, when should I trade?

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Timing is everything in the markets, but not every market shares the same timing. It is common for trading desks to employ a trader...
Chart of the week: Attack of the killer BBBs

Chart of the week: Attack of the killer BBBs

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The lowest tier of investment grade bonds show an interesting opportunity in the new issue space, as observed by analyst firm CreditSights. Relative value...
Shorted dated issuance reflects investor appetite

Shorted dated issuance reflects investor appetite

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The analyst team at CreditSights has spotted that the tenor of investment grade bonds being issued in the US primary market Q1 2021 has...
Secondary volumes in 2021 outpace 2020 sell-off implying greater liquidity

Secondary volumes in 2021 outpace 2020 sell-off implying greater liquidity

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The first quarter of 2021 saw record volume in US and European investment grade trading volume. This is surprising on several fronts, with significant...
Viewpoint: Nichola Hunter – The next big evolution in rates trading

Viewpoint: Nichola Hunter – The next big evolution in rates trading

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Q&A with Nichola Hunter at MarketAxess. What were the drivers behind the MarketAxess expansion into rates? There were two main drivers. One was to provide, primarily...

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