Fresh data from the Bank for International Settlements reveals something worth noting: top-tier hedge funds have been quietly piling up way more leverage in bond markets than their smaller counterparts. And they're doing it dirt cheap. Bloomberg's latest coverage highlights how these giants are exploiting ultra-low borrowing costs to amplify their bets, potentially reshaping risk dynamics across fixed income.
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notSatoshi1971
· 5h ago
The big players are playing with fire again, this time in the bond market, leveraging to the extreme.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-02 18:01
The big whale is playing with fire again, this time in the bond market. Just wait, it will eventually flip.
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DustCollector
· 12-02 17:51
Big fish eat small fish, this trap never ends.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-02 17:49
Big Fish is leveraging again, and this time it's quite fierce.
Fresh data from the Bank for International Settlements reveals something worth noting: top-tier hedge funds have been quietly piling up way more leverage in bond markets than their smaller counterparts. And they're doing it dirt cheap. Bloomberg's latest coverage highlights how these giants are exploiting ultra-low borrowing costs to amplify their bets, potentially reshaping risk dynamics across fixed income.