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MNI PODCAST: FedSpeak-SEC’s Ghamami On Treasury Market Reforms

(MNI) WASHINGTON

SEC economist Samim Ghamami flags Treasury market fragility, hopes reform efforts can help.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission economist Samim Ghamami says the Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity, though reforms like central clearing should help alleviate some pressures.
  • Ghamami, also a former Fed and Treasury staffer, sees at most one rate cut from the U.S. central bank this year.
  • He sees a range of risks facing the financial system, including weak regional banks and in opaque private credit markets.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission economist Samim Ghamami says the Treasury market is still vulnerable to bouts of illiquidity, though reforms like central clearing should help alleviate some pressures.
  • Ghamami, also a former Fed and Treasury staffer, sees at most one rate cut from the U.S. central bank this year.
  • He sees a range of risks facing the financial system, including weak regional banks and in opaque private credit markets.
Listen to the full podcast here.