“Some of the regulatory changes that happened last year and this year have pushed some players to trade more through derivatives rather than using the cash markets or stock markets directly.”
“Some of the regulatory changes that happened last year and this year have pushed some players to trade more through derivatives rather than using the cash markets or stock markets directly.”
Rising energy costs, inflation and interest rates may all sound a bit 2023 in the face of the latest fears about AI Armagaddon but this is what will drive the bond market for now
French covered bond trading levels have become increasingly divorced from OATs since the start of 2024, offering a golden opportunity to issuers ahead of a likely volatile period