High hopes for the US inflation derivatives market
The US inflation derivatives market still lags behind its European counterparts. But this may be set to change, as Valdimar Armann at RBS in New York discovers
There is a paradox at work in the US. Whereas the country's inflation bond market is by far the largest worldwide, its derivatives market has so far trailed that of its counterparts in Europe. Things may be set to change, however, as trading in US inflation derivatives has picked up significantly during the past 12 months (see figure 1).
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