Tag: LSEG Data & Analytics
Mind the gap: LSEG links market data to trade execution
According to LSEG Data & Analytics, one of the most persistent inefficiencies in trading is also one of the least visible: the moment a...
The hidden risks reshaping modern pairs trading strategies
Pairs trading was once a simple equity story: go long one correlated name, short another, and wait for the spread to converge. According to...
Why end-of-day data is no longer good enough for bonds
Fixed income markets are shifting away from the end-of-day pricing model that has underpinned valuation for decades, according to LSEG Data & Analytics, as...
Why metadata, not more data, drives market insight
Financial professionals today are not short of information. Breaking news, earnings releases, regulatory filings, research reports and alternative data all compete for attention.
According to...
Netbacks vs capacity: energy trade’s hidden tension
As energy security climbs the agenda for markets worldwide, understanding what really drives shipping flows has become increasingly relevant, according to analysis from LSEG...
AI won’t replace wealth advisors, it will redefine them
Wealth advisors are not being replaced by artificial intelligence, but their role is being fundamentally rewritten, according to new research from LSEG Data &...
AI capex boom reshapes inflation and global markets
Artificial intelligence has outgrown its status as a mere technology trend and is now functioning as a macroeconomic force, according to new analysis from...
AI reshapes Asia Pacific’s M&A landscape in 2026
Dealmakers across Asia Pacific are navigating a market shaped by larger transactions, shifting capital flows and the rising influence of artificial intelligence, according to...
Why selectivity will decide winners in H2 2026 markets
The first half of 2026 has delivered geopolitical tension, an energy shock and stubborn inflation worries, yet markets have barely flinched, according to the...
AI spending surge tests the Fed’s inflation fight
AI is no longer just a productivity story, it is fast becoming a demand story with real consequences for inflation, according to new analysis...










