Tradeweb’s broad offering across products, geographies and client sectors resulted in a number of records for
- ADV in specified pools
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ADV in fully electronic
U.S. High Grade credit all-to-all trading - ADV in global repurchase agreements
RATES
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U.S. government bond ADV was up 6.1% YoY to$144.3 billion (bn). European government bond ADV was up 16.5% to$41.6bn .-
Trading in
U.S. government bonds was supported by strong client activity in institutional and retail markets. Wholesale volumes reflected continued client adoption of Tradeweb protocols, as overall industry volumes declined. European government bond volumes were supported by ongoing hedge fund activity amid volatile markets as well as ongoing strong interest inUK Gilts.
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Trading in
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Mortgage ADV was up 10.8% YoY to
$166.6bn .-
Declining volatility and favorable valuations broadly supported to-be-announced (TBA) trading activity. Tradeweb reported record ADV in specified pool trading spurred by
FDIC portfolio liquidations.
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Declining volatility and favorable valuations broadly supported to-be-announced (TBA) trading activity. Tradeweb reported record ADV in specified pool trading spurred by
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Swaps/swaptions ≥ 1-year ADV was up 47.0% YoY to
$315.8bn and total rates derivatives ADV was up 23.9% to$467.3bn .- Higher volume in swaps/swaptions ≥ 1-year was driven in part by continued focus on global central bank policy and inflation expectations. Strong volumes reflected higher compression activity.
CREDIT
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Fully electronic
U.S. credit ADV was up 9.5% YoY to$4.5bn and European credit ADV was up 10.5% to$1.9bn .-
U.S. credit volumes reflected continued client adoption across Tradeweb protocols, including sessions-based trading and Tradeweb AllTrade®, including record ADV in fully electronicU.S. High Grade credit all-to-all trading, as broader TRACE credit ADVs increased 3.3% YoY. Tradeweb’s share of fully electronicU.S. High Grade andU.S. High Yield TRACE was 14.1% and 5.8%, respectively. European credit volumes were strong, despite the additionalUK bank holiday at the beginning of the month.1
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Municipal bonds ADV was down 22.5% YoY to
$321 million (mm).- Tradeweb volumes were down 22.5% versus the broader municipal bond market decline of 26.7%2 YoY. Tradeweb volumes continued to be supported by increased client adoption of electronic protocols.
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Credit derivatives ADV was down 51.1% YoY to
$8.3bn .- Subdued volumes reflected broader market declines, as broader industry SEF volumes declined 43.4%3 YoY.
EQUITIES
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U.S. ETF ADV was down 5.8% YoY to$7.2bn and European ETF ADV was down 14.2% to$2.4bn .-
U.S. institutional and wholesale ETF volumes were down, as overallU.S. ETF market volumes declined 21.6%4 YoY. European ETF trading activity reflected overall declining market volumes.
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MONEY MARKETS
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Repurchase agreement ADV was up 11.9% YoY to
$470.2bn .- Continued client adoption of Tradeweb’s electronic trading solutions drove record global Repo activity, despite significant volatility in money markets and sustained elevated usage of the Federal Reserve’s reverse repo facility. Retail money markets activity remained strong as interest rates remained elevated.
Please refer to the report posted to https://www.tradeweb.com/newsroom/monthly-activity-reports/ for complete information and data related to our historical monthly, quarterly and yearly ADV and total trading volume across asset classes.
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1 The Coronation of His Majesty
2 Based on data from MSRB
3 Based on data from Clarus Financial Technology
4 Based on data from Cboe Global Markets
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