On March 17, Jinshi Data reported that according to the financial analysis company Crisil Coalition Greenwich data, February was the busiest month ever in the U.S. Treasury market. The uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariff policy and the increase in bets on the Fed's interest rate cut boosted the volume. Kevin McPartland, the company's market structure research director, wrote in the report: "Will they impose tariffs, unexpected inflation, and the resurgence of rate cut expectations keep investors and traders busy?" In February, the daily nominal volume of U.S. Treasury bonds was $1.068 trillion, a rise of 16% year-on-year, surpassing August 2024 to become the most active month on record. February 28 surpassed October 31 to become the busiest day ever.
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Research institution: US Treasury 2月volume hits record high
On March 17, Jinshi Data reported that according to the financial analysis company Crisil Coalition Greenwich data, February was the busiest month ever in the U.S. Treasury market. The uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariff policy and the increase in bets on the Fed's interest rate cut boosted the volume. Kevin McPartland, the company's market structure research director, wrote in the report: "Will they impose tariffs, unexpected inflation, and the resurgence of rate cut expectations keep investors and traders busy?" In February, the daily nominal volume of U.S. Treasury bonds was $1.068 trillion, a rise of 16% year-on-year, surpassing August 2024 to become the most active month on record. February 28 surpassed October 31 to become the busiest day ever.