Published Apr 8, 2021
Why Treasury Market Spasms That Shouldn't Happen Keep Happening
Yesha Yadav dives into the underlying causes of persistent liquidity issues in the U.S. Treasury market, highlighting how high-frequency trading, evolving market structures, and fragmented regulation contribute to volatility. She emphasizes the urgent need for regulatory reforms and the potential role of central clearing to enhance market stability.
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