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It was only two weeks ago when global tariffs were announced, which saw U.S. 10-year Treasury yields dropping to 3.99% on April 4 and then climbing 50 basis points to 4.49% on April 11, before coming back down to 4.32% at yesterday’s close. Check out our #ChartOfTheWeek to see how yields have moved since the start of the year. #OnTradeweb

Tannia Munroe, Director – Emerging Markets Product Manager at Tradeweb, reflects on driving benchmark reform, embracing change, and building solutions across emerging markets. Munroe won Excellence in Trading Platforms at Markets Media Group's inaugural Women in Finance Latin America Awards.

ETF usage tends to increase during periods of market volatility, as investors look to express short-term tactical positions. March was no exception, and activity on our European and U.S. ETF marketplaces amounted to an all-time record of EUR 82 billion and USD 89 billion, respectively. Find out more in our latest ETF Update: https://lnkd.in/eNs54Xui #ETFs #OnTradeweb

We are proud to share that our own William Tarr has been named among Financial News’ Rising Stars of European Finance 2025. This accolade comes in recognition of Will's contribution towards the expansion of Tradeweb’s emerging markets offering, helping us to achieve our ambitious growth objectives and solidify our position as a leader in electronic trading.   Congratulations to all others recognised this year. https://lnkd.in/ePpmbfd6 #OnTradeweb

We are excited to announce that Tradeweb is the first institutional marketplace to offer electronic portfolio trading for both credit and government bonds. L&G – Asset Management and Citi executed the first transaction. Expanding the solution to European Government Bonds, helps to further break down barriers in fixed income markets, while delivering greater flexibility and efficiency to execution workflows. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eTrfu76u #PortfolioTrading #GovernmentBonds #CreditBonds #OnTradeweb

Following the announcement of new global tariff plans last week, the swaps market continues to up their bets for interest rate cuts globally. As implied by pricing on Tradeweb, there is now 118, 86, and 77 basis points worth of cuts by the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of England, respectively, before the end of the year, with a 99% and 93% chance of a rate cute at the BoE’s and ECB’s next meetings. Take a look below. #ChartOfTheWeek #OnTradeweb

In a week dominated by headlines of recession fears, inflationary pressure, and new global tariff plans, the UK 2-year Gilt rallied. The bond’s yield registered at 4% at yesterday’s close, 22 basis points lower than at the end of last week. Take a look in the second #ChartOfTheWeek. #OnTradeweb  

Today Tradeweb reported record total trading volume for the month of March 2025 of $59.6tn. ADV for the month was a record $2.71tn, an increase of 49.9% YoY. For the first quarter of 2025, total trading volume was a record $164.5tn and ADV was a record $2.55tn, an increase of 33.7% YoY. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e3gaEa32

Short-term U.S. Treasury yields continue to trend downwards, with those for two-, three-, and five-year notes closing yesterday at 3.90%, 3.89%, and 3.88%, respectively. Currently, yields for two- and three-year Treasurys are at their lowest level since early-October 2024, while their five-year equivalent is at its lowest since mid-October 2024. #ChartOfTheWeek #OnTradeweb

Global government debt markets experienced a sell-off in March, with Germany’s 10-year Bund yield registering the biggest move of  34 basis points. The UK also occupied headlines with the Chancellor’s Spring Statement and lower-than-expected inflation data. The UK 10-year Gilt yield closed the month 22 basis points higher at 4.68%. Read our latest Government Bond Update for more: https://lnkd.in/e5AJxVWh #GovernmentBonds #OnTradeweb