Hedge funds’ favorite bond trade is hitting a wall, and crypto markets should pay attention
Morgan Stanley says the Treasury basis trade has shed over $200 billion in positions, plateauing near $1 trillion. Here's what it means for The post Hedge funds’ favorite bond trade is hitting a wall, and crypto markets...
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Morgan Stanley says the Treasury basis trade has shed over $200 billion in positions, plateauing near $1 trillion. Here's what it means for
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