
Edward Bolingbroke
Rates Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg @markets rates coverage. My opinions.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Edward Bolingbroke
(Bloomberg) -- Traders reeling from the steepest losses in decades in US government debt slashed futures wagers aggressively over the past week, moving to a neutral position as they assessed the next steps in President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Treasury yields soared last week as the escalating tariff face-off roiled markets and sparked a rush for cash. With volatility in fixed income surging, traders’ main move was to take chips off the table.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Edward Bolingbroke
Traders reeling from the steepest losses in decades in US government debt slashed futures wagers aggressively over the past week, moving to a neutral position as they assessed the next steps in President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Treasury yields soared last week as the escalating tariff face-off roiled markets and sparked a rush for cash. With volatility in fixed income surging, traders’ main move was to take chips off the table.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Edward Bolingbroke
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Edward Bolingbroke |Michael Mackenzie
(Bloomberg) -- The upheaval from President Donald Trump’s tariffs is accelerating the collapse of a popular hedge-fund bet that Treasuries would perform better than interest-rate swaps. The trade had been losing momentum since February, in part on waning expectations for an imminent move by the Trump administration to loosen bank regulations and allow lenders to keep more Treasuries on their balance sheets.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Edward Bolingbroke
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JPM on 20-year bonds: Most sensitive to balance-sheet and leverage constraints -- “dramatic” underperformance “is a worrisome sign that suggests that banks may be starting to become concerned” 👇 https://t.co/yALVwJcd46

Feels like a big leveraged position was liquidated yesterday in US rates. CME open interest smashed across the Treasury futures complex: https://t.co/05v20NPL7S

Another quiet day in swap spreads 🤥 Long end biggest widening move in years Bowman’s VC for supervision senate hearing tomorrow 👀 https://t.co/KFZ1C6ckMO