2022年5月25日 · Traders often use the term "axe" to represent someone’s particular interest in buying or selling a security that is already in their inventory, or hedging against it. The term was historically...

2025年3月7日 · Bond axes provide insight into market sentiment and liquidity, helping institutions respond to economic shifts, interest rate changes, or credit risk developments. For retail investors, bond axes are less visible but still influence bond prices and availability on brokerage platforms.

2022年2月28日 · The bond axis or internuclear axis is the imaginary straight line that connects the nuclei of atoms bonded to each other in a molecule. eg: Consider the hypothetical diatomic molecule AB.

axes (old or out of date prices are widely experienced today) and promote real-time electronic bond pricing distribution. Surprisingly, there is still manual spreadsheet updating of runs and axes. Solid bond pricing distribution practices would enable the buy-side to have the confidence to take advantage of auto-pricing tools and

in axe distribution practices. This is because axes are vital to bond trading. Counterparties use axes to source liquidity, form initial price points and price improve price quotes already received, potentially bringing the price inside the bid-ask spread. …

2024年3月14日 · The trading axe, or simply “ax,” represents the primary market maker most central to the price action of a specific security across tradable exchanges. Investors and traders often identify the ax by studying Level 2 quotes, observing which market maker exerts the most substantial influence on the security’s price.

2023年12月30日 · Bond market axes are entities that dominate trading in specific types of bonds, and different entities may emerge as the ax for specific types such as government bonds, corporate...

2023年3月9日 · Bloomberg’s fixed income liquidity tool and buy-side axe discovery workflows, including IMGR, QMGR and ALLQ functionality, help fixed income analysts, portfolio managers and traders to aggregate...

The term ‘axe’ is used in fixed income trading to represent a sell-side advertising buy or sell bond interests. These are traditionally tied in some form to the sell-side’s book but can also be driven by client orders and even a trader’s market view or valuation.

The bond axis is an imaginary line that passes through the centers of two bonded atoms, representing the path along which the chemical bond is formed. It is a fundamental concept in the valence bond theory, which describes the formation and nature of chemical bonds.