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Every Weekly Market Reports issue names the sources it is built on. Send us your analysis of rates, macro or markets. When a report draws on it, the Sources name you and link straight to your work.

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A link to your article, research note, paper, chart or data, and your name as it should appear. Free, and no account needed.

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The editors read and approve every contribution. An approved work joins the material the coming weekend’s reports are written from.

You are named

When a report draws on your work, its Sources list your name with a link to the work, and we email you the report.

What fits

  • Your own analysis: an article, research note, paper, chart or dataset.
  • On what the reports cover: Treasury yields and the curve, central banks, macro data, FX, equities, commodities and positioning.
  • Readable by anyone at its link, with a date, so readers can follow the source.
How you are named

Sources (14)

  1. Treasury Yield Curve Rates, daily par yields — U.S. Department of the Treasuryhome.treasury.gov
  2. The term premium is back: what 4.6% on the 10-year prices in — Maria LindqvistContributedexample.com
    Maria Lindqvistexample.com
    The term premium is back: what 4.6% on the 10-year prices in
    Contributed by Maria Lindqvist

    Independent rates analyst, formerly on a primary dealer’s Treasury desk. Her term-premium estimates are updated weekly and back the curve view in this week’s Yield Curve report.

  3. Fed officials signal patience on further cuts — Reutersreuters.com

The Sources at the end of a report. When readers point at a contributed work, its card opens with your name and the background the editors write about the work when they approve it. Example name and link.

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