Markets
The liquidity question nobody on the desk wants to ask
Order books are thinner than the headline volumes suggest, and the gap shows up first in the instruments nobody watches.
Order books are thinner than the headline volumes suggest, and the gap shows up first in the instruments nobody watches.
Market-implied paths are not forecasts. They are the cost of insurance, and the distinction matters.
Revisions are not noise. They are information about which series to trust.