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The electronic trading landscape is changing quickly. MarketView’s timely, data-driven insights will help you stay ahead of the market structure evolution.
The growth of electronic trading and regulators’ push for more transparent markets have increased the availability of high-quality market data. However, gathering, normalizing and making sense of that data remains a challenge.
MarketView combines unique research from Coalition Greenwich, publicly available market data and the insights of our analyst team to quantify the growth of electronic trading in fixed-income and FX markets. The results include trading-platform market share and electronic trading trend data with a level of accuracy not available anywhere else.
Our list of customers includes sell-side traders, buy-side traders, trading-venue strategists, product managers and buy-side equity analysts covering the progress of global exchanges and trading venues.
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October Spotlight: U.S. Treasury volumes set records as new futures offerings enter the conversation
October 2026
September 2026 ended with the 200-day moving average U.S. Treasury volume at a record high with an average of $1.2 trillion trading per day over the period.
October Spotlight: Investment-grade e-trading hits new record as month-end importance grows
October 2026
The fall of 2026 started off strong for the U.S. corporate bond market. A record $31 billion traded electronically per day on average in September, driven largely by record months from ICE, Tradeweb and Trumid. Investment-grade bonds, in a further demonstration of the market’s flow product status, saw 54% of notional volume traded electronically—another record.
Q3 Spotlight: Consolidation and all-to-all trading keep muni e-trading moving forward
August 2026
The municipal bond market continued its slow but steady acceptance of electronic trading in the second quarter, with 20.7% of volume executed through four trading venues, up nearly 3 percentage points from a year ago and up 10 basis points from the first quarter.