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Posted: 2025-04-18 00:27:44 UTC
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Interest rate swap spreads have gone deeply negative, yet dealers aren’t taking the arbitrage, which may be a sign of rising systemic risk. Dealers may prefer to preserve liquidity and reduce exposure even if it means leaving money on the table. Trust, liquidity, and risk appetite may all be deteriorating.
Negative swap spreads indicate potential systemic risk.
Dealers are intentionally avoiding arbitrage opportunities.
Rising uncertainty and risk aversion in the market.
Deteriorating trust, liquidity, and risk appetite.
Negative interest rate swap spreads.
Dealers not taking the arbitrage.
Rising systemic risk.
Deteriorating trust, liquidity, and risk appetite.